Bontrager Commuter Pedals Instruction Manual

To install the Bontrager Commuter Pedals, first apply grease to the pedal threads. Then, use a pedal wrench to attach the right pedal by turning it clockwise and the left pedal by turning it counter-clockwise. Ensure both pedals are securely tightened.
If your pedals are making a clicking noise, check that they are properly tightened. Also, inspect for dirt or debris between the pedal and crank arm. Clean and re-grease if necessary. If the noise persists, examine the bearings for wear or damage.
To maintain grip, regularly clean the pedal surface with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Check for worn or damaged grip pads and replace them as needed to ensure optimal performance.
Signs that your pedals may need lubrication include squeaking noises, difficulty in rotating the pedal, or a dry feeling when spinning. Regular lubrication can help prevent these issues and ensure smooth operation.
To replace the reflectors, use a screwdriver to gently pry the old reflector out of its slot. Align the new reflector in the slot and press it firmly until it snaps into place. Ensure it is securely attached before riding.
Yes, Bontrager Commuter Pedals can be used on a mountain bike. They are versatile and designed to provide a reliable grip on various types of bicycles, including mountain bikes.
Regularly check the bearings for smooth operation. If they feel rough or have play, disassemble the pedal, clean the bearings, and re-grease them. If the bearings are damaged, they should be replaced to ensure proper pedal function.
To ensure correct alignment, make sure the pedal threads are fully engaged in the crank arms and that the pedals are parallel to the ground. Proper alignment prevents uneven wear and maximizes efficiency while riding.
If the pedals become difficult to spin, check for debris around the axle, ensure the bearings are lubricated, and inspect for any damage to the pedal body. Cleaning and re-lubricating the bearings can often resolve the issue.
Bontrager Commuter Pedals are designed to work with any flat-soled shoe. However, cycling shoes with a grippy sole will enhance traction and comfort during rides.