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LifeLine Pedal Wrench
LifeLine Pedal Wrench
LifeLine
15mm carbon steel Lifeline pedal wrench
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$7.14
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Rated 4.400000/5
based on 330 customer reviews
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Top Features of the LifeLine Pedal Wrench
15mm carbon steel Lifeline pedal wrench
- Flat design allows better access in tight positions
- Long handle for better leverage
- MTB
- Road
The Lifeline pedal wrench offers a high level of leverage for removing and fitting pedals, the 15mm head is is narrower than a normal spanner and is specifically designed to fit between the pedal and crank, avoiding any cosmetic damage to your expensive cranks.
About Workshop Tools
Workshop tools make working on your bike at home a good option, investing in a broad range of tools can save on long repair times and mean savings in the long term. At Wiggle we offer a broad range of cycle specific tools to suit the home mechanic right through to a professional team mechanic. Lifeline tools offer exceptional value for money whilst premium brands such as Park offer very high quality tools.
About the LifeLine brand
Lifeline is a manufacturer of cycling parts and accessories. Every product is developed and stringently tested in the UK to meet the highest standards of quality and reliability. We work with the leading factories around the world to bring you proven high performance products.
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LifeLine Pedal Wrench
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It works
This does just what it should.
The shaft is long enough to get some leverage and the jaws of the wrench are fat and strong.
Good value
01 July 2010
Must have
A simple tool you cannot glance over. Does the task of installing and removing pedals in an effortless way. worth every cent as you'll have it for life!
This tool has helped me build my race/wet weather and numerous friends' bikes. Not much else to say, most straight forward product.
28 June 2010
it works
cheap spanner for changing pedals, but not that padded. You can always wrap a rag round the handle for some padding. cheap and works, make sure you go the right way!!!
28 June 2010
Simple tool!
Excellent value - does the job perfectly - nothing more to add.
28 June 2010
6 Questions | 47 Answers
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All pedals.2 months, 2 weeks ago
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Wraysbury, Windsor and Maidenhead, UK
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This is a solid pedal wrench tool. It'll only fit pedals with a 15mm wide. It's very think and very strong, as I discovered today when I used it in anger to remove very stuck on pedals with the aid of a vice to hold the cranks secure. Can recommend this product over a park toolCountry : United Kingdom
9 months ago
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You need an allen key for the look pedelsAnswer:
No I belive they are allen key through the centre of the axle. 8 or 10mmAnswer:
No - some Shimanos use a hex. Dunno about the KeosAnswer:
the wrench is 3mm wide and has a 15mm jaw. You do the math.Country : Australia
2 years, 1 month ago
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I bought the Look Keo Max 2 in the charcoal finish (cromoloy axle) and this is one of the few pedals i couldnt use it on.This pedal can be tightened by a hex (allen) key from the inside at the axle.
The allen keys needed:
Cromoloy axle 8mm
Titanium axle 6mm
The recommended tightening torque is 40 Nm
2 years, 8 months ago
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No, for Keo pedals (and most clipless pedals) you use an allen key from the back of the crankarm.
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Will this wrench work with MKS pedals and EZY adaptors (is it 'thin" enough?)? Cheers.
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Top 500 Contributor
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I don't know about it working with specific pedals but the wrench is 3mm thick if that helpsCountry : Australia
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It is about 2.5mm thickAnswer:
Yes, it's thin enough. Perfect fit. I have the MKS with EZY adaptors on my Dahon folding bike.Country : USA
1 year, 1 month ago
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Yes, I have the MKS pedals with EZY adaptors on my Dahon folding bike. Perfect fit!Country : USA
1 year, 1 month ago
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Hi,it is 3mm 'thin'
Country : Australia
2 years, 1 month ago
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the wrench its self is only about 3mm thick so should fit most pedals.Answer:
Its 2mm thin, hope this helps.Country : Australia
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I used it to attach my MKS pedals. No problemCountry : USA
2 years, 7 months ago
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The tool is made from metal about 4mm thick. It certainly fits a set of MKS pedals I have.Answer:
I can't answer your specific question but it is about as thin as it's possible to get so I can't imagine that it wouldn'tCountry : Irish Republic
2 years, 9 months ago
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The fixing end of the wrnch is only 3mm thick so this shouldn't be a problem with the majority of pedals.2 years, 10 months ago
2 years, 3 months ago
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Top 500 Contributor
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280cm from end to endCountry : Australia
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11" - 28cmAnswer:
8 inches long.Country : USA
1 year, 1 month ago
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max length 280mm1 year, 6 months ago
Top 1000 Contributor
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280mm longest lengthCountry : Australia
1 year, 10 months ago
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total length 29cmgrip length 17cm
Handle length about 24cm
Country : United Kingdom
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275mm or 11 inchesCountry : Australia
2 years, 1 month ago
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about a foot
Top 1000 Contributor
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It is 28cm longCountry : Australia
2 years, 2 months ago
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Its 280mm long.
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This wrench is 280mm end to end.2 years, 3 months ago
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 11 months ago
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about 100g -200g (guessing) it is veryy light though.Country : Australia
3 months ago
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Hi sunflower seed dude, it's 166 g (ref. attached image)And 282 mm long, so I hope you have a decent sized saddlebag...
Country : Australia
7 months ago
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Just used the wifes kitchen scales... 161 grammesCountry : Australia
Top 500 Contributor
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165 gramsCountry : Australia
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5.9oz or 168g.Country : USA
1 year, 1 month ago
Top 1000 Contributor
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170gCountry : Australia
1 year, 10 months ago
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Just weighed on digital kitchen scales - 175gCountry : United Kingdom
Number One Contributor
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These weigh approx 170grams.Answers
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A pedal wrench is a pedal wrench. some companies will charge more because of the brand name, thats it...Country : United Kingdom
2 months, 1 week ago
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The wrench is so important if you need to change the peddles. Great value too. If its cheap don't argue with the price - buy it!2 months, 2 weeks ago
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Wraysbury, Windsor and Maidenhead, UK
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After talking to a couple of mates, i found out its production consits of verry little labour,Thats to say the steel is treeted, pressed, painted, the grip is attached & then its packaged, something as simple as this could be produced 1,000s - 10,000s by the hour.
Country : Australia
3 months ago
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no brandCountry : Portugal
6 months ago
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This tool works fine. After a few years / multiple uses, it will begin to wear out and in a tough battle with a stuck pedal, it will lose ie the metal will bend. I'd buy and replace knowing this (which is what I am doing here!), rather than spend on a more stubborn model.Answer:
This is the same tool that you get free if you purchase a high end bike from wiggle (perhaps all bikes)Its a good quality tool and i wouldn't see any reason for getting anything else. I was very happy with it and would be more than happy to pay the asking price.
Country : United Kingdom
7 months ago
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It is not a fancy make. It is probably made in China/Taiwan. Do not worry though as it is a solid bit of kit. Straightforward to use and includes the Torx bits that some charge extra for.I was worried it would be some cheapo and hence useless wrench.
No worries on that count. It is CNC made, has the common bits for working on a bike, and includes a handy case.
I have seen some of the really expensive wrenches and yes they are even higher quality made. But unless you are working on an F1 car this is just fine.
Country : United Kingdom
7 months ago
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I have one. It works. There's not much to it: a pressed metal piece with a plastic-dipped handle.If other ones are more expensive then maybe its the brand name we're subsidising?
Country : Australia
7 months ago
Want to convert my wheel to a quick release so need to undo the bolts in order to put the new skewer in,is this possible with this wrench?
Country : United Kingdom
1 month, 3 weeks ago
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Top 100 Contributor
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Yes as long as they are the same size it should be fine; however we would always advise you to use a ring spanners to undo hexagonal bolts were possible.1 month, 2 weeks ago
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