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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.😅
 
As much as you ride, I’d be concerned about the pedals. are the ones on it equipped with ball bearings or just the metal disks?
 
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Seems like ball bearings but I can’t get them open. They spin really well but they make a clicking sound.
 
If originality doesn’t bother you, try a pair with of a Odyssey Twisted PC pedals. Inexpensive, big and comfy under your feet.
 
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Re the clicking sound, double check the pedals are tight and there isn’t any play in the cranks
 
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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.

 
Yes I saw that thread and tried that method with the vice. I was really hoping it would work but the caps won’t budge. 😕
 
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I haven‘t seen a flamboyant red one with cleaned up paint yet. I bet yours was sweet.
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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Nice job on the restoration!
 
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