I have a pair of SpeedPlay X1 pedals that I need to rebuild. One bearing went south on a ride yesterday (too much rain in the NW winters). I have the new bearings, but I'm not sure how to remove the bearing housing in order to remove the old bearings. I assume that the plastic dust cover/grease port comes off and then a snap ring must come out so that the housing will come off. Is this right? If so, should the cover just be pried off or is there a trick to it. I don't want to damage anything since I use these pedals a lot. I tried the SpeedPlay web site, but could find anything showing dis-assembly. Thanks for any help.
I have a pair of SpeedPlay X1 pedals that I need to rebuild. One bearing went south on a ride yesterday (too much rain in the NW winters). I have the new bearings, but I'm not sure how to remove the bearing housing in order to remove the old bearings. I assume that the plastic dust cover/grease port comes off and then a snap ring must come out so that the housing will come off. Is this right?
Torx to get the sprindle out then remove the c-clip to tap the teeny cart bearings out. The needle bearing on the inboard of the 'puck' doesn't come out. If that is history, you need new 'pucks'.
If so, should
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the cover just be pried off or is there a trick to it. I don't want to damage anything since I use these pedals a lot. I tried the SpeedPlay web site, but could find anything showing dis-assembly. Thanks for any help.
