Questions & Answers for: Mongoose pedal repair

...turning each pedal with your fingers and seeing what it feels like. In any case unless you have the tools to repair it you will have to take it in and get it repaired. my back wheel clicks when i ...

I bought the Bike 2 years ago, apparently whoever put it together, stripped the hole where the pedals screw into, where can I get this part? Take it to a bike shop. You would need a crank extractor ...

...pedal No one sells one side. Get the whole crankset. Match the original crankset exactly or you may have to get a whole new bottom bracket to macth the chainline because of different horizontal ...

...pedal. How do I adjust the gear in the read to keep it from slipping http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/rear-derailler-adjustments-derailleur You might also evaluate the chain... ...

...pedal arms and the crank so I can try to straighten it out? If you also have any suggestions on straightening it or other fixit thoughts, I would great yap re IATA it. Special tools are required... ...

...I dont know what holds the pedal on or whats missing Clues here... http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/categories/pedal-service ...

I have 26" Mongoose Snarl,both I have 26" Mongoose Snarl,both pedals got loose and threds on pedals and crank arm are striped,recieved new one from manufacture but can't take of cramk arm ...

I don't know exactly what it is called, however, where the 2 pedals are connected, that assembly seems to be loose! It "floats" back and forth. It doesn't seem to be affecting ...

...off (this is very tight and takes a lot of "elbow grease" to turn the tool handle). To remove your pedals, you can use a 15mm open end/box end wrench to remove them. Keep in mind that pedals thread ...

...pedal too fast and/or for too long. I have recently purchased a bolt at Home Depot and still it doesn't hold on to the crank to lock in. It is no good buying a bolt from Home Depot. You need to visit ...