Speedplay lube

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I went to lube the speedplay with some Pedros waterproof lube but the

phillips

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screw at the end is stripped so that it won't release. Any solution?

Try using a #0 phillips or #1 Reed & Prince (simialr to a Phillips)
screwdriver. Take the pedal off the bike, stand the pedal on it's end so you
can exert plenty of pressure while s-l-o-w-l-y turning the screwdriver.

I think it is a poor design, they Loctite the scew in place. To release
the Loctite, SpeedPlay recomends heating the screw head with a soldering
iron. ummm. Mine are also stripped and I'm sending them into SpeedPlay,
not what you wanted to hear. Lucky my LBS has a loaner pair for me.

Monty

"Jee Doy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I went to lube the speedplay with some Pedros waterproof lube but the
phillips
screw at the end is stripped so that it won't release. Any solution?

jeedoy-<< I went to lube the speedplay with some Pedros waterproof lube but the
phillips
screw at the end is stripped so that it won't release. Any solution?

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The screw that holds the 'puck' on? Not a phillips but a torx...6 sided thing,
either a t-15 or 20 size.

Peter Chisholm
Vecchio's Bicicletteria
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Boulder, CO, 80302
(303)440-3535
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