Hope someone here might help me out (and I hope this is the correct forum for this req).
Have a set of Look '256 pedals, coupla years old, still in good working shape. These feature a nice adjustment for the gripping force. Anyway, on the bottom of each pedal is a plastic shield or plate that encases and protects the inner workings of the mechanism as well has has a small clear window that permits you to see a small wheel containing numbers that denote how tight or loose the adjustment is.
Strangely, the right shield/plate popped off unexpectedly (and un-explainably!) on a ride recently. I've tried all the local shops with no luck plus we called the Look distrib who said "Sorry, no part available". So I'm hoping that someone here might have a "junker" set from which I could cannibalize the shield/plate from the right hand pedal. The left pedal is shaped differently. I have the bottom of the pedal now covered with -- you guessed it -- venerable ol' duct tape!
"HOIB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:81Vub.251422$Tr4.767640@attbi_s03...
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Hope someone here might help me out (and I hope this is the correct forum for this req).
Have a set of Look '256 pedals, coupla years old, still in good working shape. These feature a nice adjustment for the gripping force. Anyway,
on
Quoted message said:
the bottom of each pedal is a plastic shield or plate that encases and protects the inner workings of the mechanism as well has has a small clear window that permits you to see a small wheel containing numbers that
denote
Quoted message said:
how tight or loose the adjustment is.
Strangely, the right shield/plate popped off unexpectedly (and un-explainably!) on a ride recently. I've tried all the local shops with
no
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luck plus we called the Look distrib who said "Sorry, no part available". So I'm hoping that someone here might have a "junker" set from which I
could
Quoted message said:
cannibalize the shield/plate from the right hand pedal. The left pedal is shaped differently. I have the bottom of the pedal now covered with --
you
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guessed it -- venerable ol' duct tape!
Anyone want to work this out with me?
Hoib.
I have a pair of Look 256's lying around but I live in Scotland so I probably can't help, sorry !
Graham - let me ask the post office if they have a way for me to "prepay" foreign postage for the plate (assuming you'll part with just the silly plastic plate). I'll post back. I'm beginning to realize it's probably more expedient (but not cheaper) to just go and buy a new set and say "to heck with it:. Again, I'll post back after the weekend - I'm tied up a work for the entire weekend.
Thanks a lot - you've given hope...
Hoib
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"HOIB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:81Vub.251422$Tr4.767640@attbi_s03...
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Hope someone here might help me out (and I hope this is the correct
forum
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for this req).
Have a set of Look '256 pedals, coupla years old, still in good working shape. These feature a nice adjustment for the gripping force. Anyway,
on
Quoted message said:
the bottom of each pedal is a plastic shield or plate that encases and protects the inner workings of the mechanism as well has has a small
clear
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
window that permits you to see a small wheel containing numbers that
denote
Quoted message said:
how tight or loose the adjustment is.
Strangely, the right shield/plate popped off unexpectedly (and un-explainably!) on a ride recently. I've tried all the local shops
with
Quoted message said:
no
Quoted message said:
luck plus we called the Look distrib who said "Sorry, no part
available".
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
So I'm hoping that someone here might have a "junker" set from which I
could
Quoted message said:
cannibalize the shield/plate from the right hand pedal. The left pedal
is
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
shaped differently. I have the bottom of the pedal now covered with --
you
Quoted message said:
guessed it -- venerable ol' duct tape!
Anyone want to work this out with me?
Hoib.
I have a pair of Look 256's lying around but I live in Scotland so I probably can't help, sorry !