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Re: Dawes on Planes ?

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  1. Stewart Devereux said:

    Due to take a Discovery 401 + 501 on an Easyjet plane.They say in
    their info..Pedals to be removed and handlebars flush with frame. I
    assume the pedals are removed simply with a spanner- any idea on
    which way there threaded ?

    Right pedal unscrews anti-clockwise, left pedal unscrews clockwise.
    Pedals can be very tight so a long spanner may be required.

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    and the bars both have stems...do I loosen
    the two bolts on the upright, or the ones on the horizontal. I've
    also removed a little platic cap fron the stem-whats this to do with.

    Stems with horizontal bolts at the back need these bolts to be loosened.
    The headset will need readjusting when it comes to resetting the bars.
    This is done via the vertical bolt when the side bolts are loose. See the
    following instructions and practice first:

    http://www.parktool.com/repair_help/howfix_headthreadless.shtml

    Stems with only a vertical bolt at the back need this one loosened, and no
    headset adjustment is required. Some force on the bars may be required if
    the stem has stuck a bit (common).

    ~PB

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