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Thanks @ozzie ! I really appreciate all the encouragement over the past month from you guys. Everyone’s comments have given me inspiration. This has been a fun bike to learn about and put back together. It’s still all there, every piece (except the grips, vinyl seat cover, and tires). It was pretty well preserved when I got it. Just needed a month of TLC.
Mike, I went back and looked at the pictures of your pedals and it appears they have a large dust cap like the old union pedals Schwinn used in the 50s and early 60s. My buddy Andrew that lives in Scottsdale didn’t like the way that I suggested to take them caps off so he figured out a better way than using a screwdriver and a hammer and tapping them off. you have a vice so here’s how to take those caps off.
Andrew’s how to thread.
I have found a very easy solution to remove pedal caps. No more frustrating prying, poking and scratching with knives and screwdrivers. Set the pedal cap in a bench vise as shown and slowly and gently tighten vise (this takes very little force.) While tightening, gently rock the pedal back and...
Ask and you shall receive. Here's one that I had for many years. All original bike. Had it been black I probably wouldn't have sold it. I'm not much a fan for red.
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