Park Tool Bike Pedal Wrench - Professional Bicycle Repair Tool for Removing & Installing Pedals - Perfect for Road Bikes, Mountain Bikes & Cycling Maintenance
$33.71
$44.95
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Park Tool Bike Pedal Wrench - Professional Bicycle Repair Tool for Removing & Installing Pedals - Perfect for Road Bikes, Mountain Bikes & Cycling Maintenance
$33.71
$44.95
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Park Tool Bicycle Pedal Thread Tap Sets Park Tool pedal taps can be used to clean out or restore damaged threads in bicycle crank arms. The TAP-3 and TAP-6 are made of high carbon steel, precision ground, and hardened to stay sharp. Fits all conventional tap handles (sold separately - see the Park Tool TH-2). Can be used with either steel or alloy crank arms. TAP-3 - 1/2" x 20 TPI - common on one-piece cranksTAP-6 - 9/16" x 20 TPI - common on most modern bicycle cranks Includes both right and left-hand threaded taps. Park Tool manufactures a complete line of machining tools and cutters for bicycle frame preparation and repair, including our complete line of frame taps: Park Tool Bicycle Pedal Thread Tap Sets Park Tool pedal taps can be used to clean out or restore damaged threads in bicycle crank arms. The TAP-3 and TAP-6 are made of high carbon steel, precision ground, and hardened to stay sharp. Fits all conventional tap handles (sold separately - see the Park Tool TH-2). Can be used with either steel or alloy crank arms. TAP-3 - 1/2" x 20 TPI - common on one-piece cranksTAP-6 - 9/16" x 20 TPI - common on most modern bicycle cranks Includes both right and left-hand threaded taps. Park Tool manufactures a complete line of machining tools and cutters for bicycle frame preparation and repair, including our complete line of frame taps: Park Tool TAP-7 Park Tool TAP-8 Park Tool TAP-9 Park Tool TAP-10 Park Tool TAP-3 & TAP-6 Park Tool Thru Axle Taps Buying Options Add to Cart Add to Cart Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Customer Reviews 4.5 out of 5 stars 28 4.5 out of 5 stars 28 4.5 out of 5 stars 28 4.5 out of 5 stars 28 4.4 out of 5 stars 119 2.0 out of 5 stars 1 Price — no data $12.95$12.95 $12.95$12.95 — no data — no data — no data Thread Specifications M3 x 0.5 M5 x 0.8 M6 x 1.0 M10 x 1.0 1/2" x 20 TPI or 9/16" x 20 TPI M12/M15/M20 x 1.0/1.5/1.75 Typical Bicycle Application Rear wheel drop-out alignment screws Common frame fittings: water bottle mounts, toe clip, fender and rack bosses Cantilever brakes and large fender bosses Derailleur hangers Pedal threads on one-piece cranks (TAP-3) or most modern bicycle cranks (TAP-6) 12mm, 15mm & 20mm thru axles TRUSTED SINCE 1963 Since our origins in the back of a bike shop in 1963, it has been Park Tool's sole mission to design and manufacture high-quality tools that empower mechanics and riders of all skill levels to service their bicycles. Each one of our 500+ tools is a product of our decades of experience and expertise in the industry, in the shop and on the trail.
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My girlfriend is 5' tall, and quite a few female friends of mine are under 5'4". If you are less than 5'5" and you are not riding custom cranks, you are probably destroying your knees. Stock cranks only range from 165 to 175 mm. That's bearly a 6% range, while the height of adult humans commonly range by 25%. I'm 6'5", so I am 22% taller than my GF. If i ride 175mm cranks, she should be on 78% x 165 = 135mm cranks. But cutsom triple-ring 135's are upwards of $150, so I made some for her.I used a pair of 170's, chopped and drilled a new hole. These taps worked great. I was a little afraid of getting the threads super straight, to make the pedal axles parallel to the bottom bracket. I just used a hand-held drill, not a drill-press, and VERY cautious eye-balls, and it came out great. Maybe it was luck of the draw. Obviously if you have access to a mill, you'd want to use that.The manufacturer probably has some stupid legal reason to say "not for tapping, only for chasing", but that's fine. The aluminum cranks are made from is usually heat-treated so it is a bit harder than annealed aluminum, still it taps fine. I don't know what the life-span of these taps will be, but if i tap 4 sets of cranks and they turn to mush on the 5th, they will have paid for themselves many times over. They've paid for themselves already actually, after the first set.Good product.
