Es posible que una rápida reconstrucción y engrase sean todo lo que necesite.
Kit de eje de pedal
Kit de eje de repuesto para Scarab (2014 y más nuevos), Contact (2017 y más nuevos) y todos los pedales Dagga, Synth y Pilot.
¿Has probado simplemente a desmontar, limpiar y engrasar tus pedales? Nuestros bujes y rodamientos son muy duraderos; una reconstrucción rápida suele solucionar la mayoría de tus problemas sin necesidad de reemplazar ninguna pieza.
El kit de eje incluye:
- Ejes
- Bujes
- Aspectos
- Sellos de labios
- Tapas de los extremos de los pedales
Las instrucciones detalladas se pueden encontrar aquí .
Nota: Si necesita un kit de eje para el radar, el kit Pilot funcionará, pero deberá reutilizar las tapas de los extremos. Las tapas de los extremos del radar son las mismas que las del contacto (11 mm).
Envíos a todo el mundo
Enviamos a cualquier parte del mundo con tarifas competitivas de UPS y FedEx. También puede recoger su pedido aquí mismo, en la sede de Chromag.
Guía de servicio
¿Necesita más información sobre configuración, servicio y repuestos?
Garantía
Todos nuestros componentes cuentan con una garantía de 2 años. La ropa y los accesorios tienen una garantía de 1 año.
Después de eso, todavía lo respaldamos con nuestro programa de reemplazo por accidente.
Customers praised this refurbishment kit for extending pedal lifespan. Instructions are "very considerate" with alternative tool options and video walkthrough. While rebuilding can be "a bit difficult" and bushings are "hard to get out," shoppers found it "worth it" to save pedals from becoming trash after years of hard use.
Simple kit to re-furbish Dagga pedals. Best thing is if you don't have the specific tool for bushing replacement, the instructions list options for what common tools can be used instead. Very considerate.
Pedal Axle Kit
Chromag even tells you how to remove the bearing, even if you don't have the specific tool.
I like my Dagga pedals. So when the bushing wore out after years of hard use in wet weather, instead of the pedals being trash, a simple rebuild keeps em on my bike! Rebuilding is a bit difficult but it is worth it. Long live the Daggas
I ended up changing most of the parts, but not the bushing as they were hard to get out. Pedals work great now, in hindsight I could have probably tried just cleaning and re-greasing first as the bearings/axles looked to be in great shape.
I just changed them as I had them apart and the kit in front of me.
Great kit that is ready to go for pre and post 2015 scarab pedals. Great instructions.
The kit had everything I needed to refresh my pedals, super easy to do and the video walk through answered any questions I did have.
Qué herramienta puedo usar para sacar las tuercas de los pedales o que dado es?
Hi there,
please see instructions at the link below
https://ca.chromagbikes.com/pages/pedal-user-guide
Thanks,
JM
I have Dagga pedals but one has developed play on the inner bushing and it clicks when riding, I don't see any rebuild kits. What is the remedy?
Hi Hans,
thanks for reaching out and sorry to hear that is happening.
You could buy a kit for the Scarab pedals, and re-use your existing end caps - as that is the only difference in the kits.
Hope this helps,
please reach out if you have any more questions.
Thanks,
J-M
Hi Chromag, I have a set of Pilot's on my Nukeproof Mega and when stripping and cleaning the pedals I've damaged the right side nut (left handed thread). Would you be able to tell me what the nut size is and thread pitch? I think it's an M6 fine thread, left hand. Pedals are in great condition otherwise. I'm in Australia and there is not local shops that sell the axle kit. Thanks in advance. Sam
Hello Sarah,
Pedal axles use a M6x0.75 nut, if it is the silver nut on the right hand pedal it is a reverse thread (left hand thread) but it is still the same size and pitch. M6x0.75.
I hope this helps.
Cristian
