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clipless padal axle

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  1. Hi,

    I've managed to snap the axle on an old look clipless pedal. The pedal
    is very old (so old that the paint has worn off and I couldn't work out
    for certain the exact model) but clips in/out just fine.

    Can anyone tell me if it's possible to get replacement axle, and whether
    these are a 'standard' size or if there's no hope of a match.

    Thanks

    Miles

  2. Miles said:

    Hi,

    I've managed to snap the axle on an old look clipless pedal. The pedal
    is very old (so old that the paint has worn off and I couldn't work out
    for certain the exact model) but clips in/out just fine.

    Can anyone tell me if it's possible to get replacement axle, and whether
    these are a 'standard' size or if there's no hope of a match.

    Thanks

    Miles

    Not standard at all, even w/i the Look pedal lineup...new pedals is
    what I rec.

  3. Miles said:

    Hi,

    I've managed to snap the axle on an old look clipless pedal. The pedal
    is very old (so old that the paint has worn off and I couldn't work out
    for certain the exact model) but clips in/out just fine.

    Can anyone tell me if it's possible to get replacement axle, and whether
    these are a 'standard' size or if there's no hope of a match.

    Thanks

    Miles

    I'd suggest going to Ebay (search "look pedals"😉, finding the same model
    with a chewed-up body (so it'll be cheap) and buying. Don't worry about
    not knowing the model number, the folks on Ebay usually don't know
    either - match by appearance, that should be enough if you look closely.

    Of course, you may find it just as easy to throw out your pedals and use
    the ones you buy. TONS of old Looks on Ebay, usually very reasonable
    prices.

    Mark J.

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