To the person who stole my pedals this afternoon many thanks!
Luckily I only had to push it a couple of miles back from the shops. With the shopping. Not totally impressed.
Could be worse. Had the same thing happen some years ago when I was a student, I found out at 11pm and then had to go and find somebody sober enough to give me a lift home since the last bus was long gone!
Why would anybody want to nick pedals? -- Tina Eager
To the person who stole my pedals this afternoon many thanks!
Luckily I only had to push it a couple of miles back from the shops. With the shopping. Not totally impressed.
Could be worse. Had the same thing happen some years ago when I was a student, I found out at 11pm and then had to go and find somebody sober enough to give me a lift home since the last bus was long gone!
Why would anybody want to nick pedals?
I can't imagine any opportunist thief arming himself with a pedal spanner. Someone must have been 'casing' your pedals waiting for the moment to strike.
To the person who stole my pedals this afternoon many thanks!
Luckily I only had to push it a couple of miles back from the shops. With the shopping. Not totally impressed.
Could be worse. Had the same thing happen some years ago when I was a student, I found out at 11pm and then had to go and find somebody sober enough to give me a lift home since the last bus was long gone!
Why would anybody want to nick pedals?
Were they an expensive model? --
Bob
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Why would anybody want to nick pedals?
Perhaps someone had nicked *their* pedals?
Best explanation IMO ... It'd be the only reason(with a long cycle home) ... that I'd do it. (I never have so far BTW) ...
As you say .. someone with tools .. I say .. who carries these weird tools, and the know-how ...
My pedals are a nightmare to get off .... greased and everything ...
They probably had their pedals stolen and carefully thought to steal the "nearest from home" style pedals ... it's not right, but it sounds like a vicious circle ...
I can't imagine any opportunist thief arming himself with a pedal spanner. Someone must have been 'casing' your pedals waiting for the moment to strike.
Some pedals only require an allen key to remove them.
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I can't imagine any opportunist thief arming himself with a pedal spanner. Someone must have been 'casing' your pedals waiting for the moment to strike.
Probably, but apart from allen keys on some, pedals (those seized in place aside) can also be unscrewed using any old 15mm spanner - no dedicated pedal spanner required. Of course, your average opportunist thief probably doesn't carry a set of spanners around with him either (and most probably wouldn't have any idea which way to unscrew them)....
To the person who stole my pedals this afternoon many thanks!
Luckily I only had to push it a couple of miles back from the shops. With the shopping. Not totally impressed.
Could be worse. Had the same thing happen some years ago when I was a student, I found out at 11pm and then had to go and find somebody sober enough to give me a lift home since the last bus was long gone!
Why would anybody want to nick pedals?
Were they an expensive model?
Nope, and they weren't the kind that needed special kit to remove. An allen key will suffice (and did apparently)! It could have been worse I suppose.