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• Frequently Asked Questions

• How did sasha banks become the boss?

  Sasha Banks: Bio. Some people are born Bosses. Others have Bossness thrust upon them. Sasha Banks is the former. An independent wrestler out of Boston, Banks worked her way through various promotions before finally getting a foot in the door in WWE NXT. Eventually, the quiet but talented young woman found her voice, and The Boss was born.

• How to replace bike pedals?

  The right side of the bike for the right pedal and the left side of the bike for the left one. To put it simply, turn the pedal towards the back of the bike to remove them and vice versa to replace them. Keep rotating the pedals until they come off. Once they do thoroughly, inspect the ground for any washers that might have fallen off.

• Can I Have my pedals serviced?

  Some pedals use adjustable cup type ball bearing system, and may be cleaned, greased, and adjusted. Service tools are proprietary to each brand. Some pedal models are not intended to be serviced, and are simply ridden until the pedal wears out. Pedal bearing service is typically best left to professional mechanics.

• Where can I find the best pedals?

  You’ll find pedals from Crankbrothers, Look and Shimano here, some of the world’s leading pedals brands, alongside some of DMR Bikes’ best. We have pedals created by the Vancouver-based Race Face, famous for their rider-first focus, and South Africa’s own Ryder Cycling brand makes an appearance.

• How do I identify my bike pedals?

  Begin by identifying the right and left pedals. Look for “L” and “R” marking on axle or wrench flats. If no “L” and “R” marking are seen, use pedal thread direction to identify pedals. Left threaded pedals (threads sloping upward to the left) go to left crank. Right threaded pedals (threads sloping upward to the right) go to right crank.