Great practical mechanics and advice, simply and to the point explanation especially for those who don't have a complete tool set.

That trick with some wood under the non driveside pedal just saved me trip to the local bike shop :) Thanks!

Really good video: no ambiguity, clear and detailed instructions, and meticulous attention to detail; I'd let you work on my bike any day. Excellent.

The trick to rest the NDS pedal on a block is genius! thanks mate.👏

Thanks for making this video! We'd failed to get the cranks on my son's bike off two years ago for a chain guide repair, managed to fix the thing without taking the crank off and it's been bothering me ever since. We wanted to put a bash guard on the bike though, so had to take the crank off, and thanks to this video it went fine. It's great the video emphasizes that 54Nm is a huge torque value and you need to do some work to overcome that. We used a regular 8mm Bondhus hex key with a 36" cheater pipe and a stack of 2x4 sections under the offside pedal with two people holding the bike. Holy smokes that's the tightest screw I've ever seen on a bicycle.

A milk crate or beer crate is just the right height to hold the pedal.. the extration cap nut is known to fall off, a bit of blue Loc Tite fixes that, you can add grease to the inside of the cap nut while its off too.

Thanks mate, this helped me out heaps! Almost went to fork out on a new bottom bracket only to realise that it is just the bearing preload that was a bit off.. Cheers, M

Brilliant, you helped me a great deal. Recently decided to start working on and servicing my own bikes. Thanks Bud!!!

Your style of explaining makes things look so easy

Perfect! Thanks for the video. I'd love to have a mechanic like you here where I live! B-)

Thanks very much bruv wasnt sure which crank loosend anticlockwise etc, so yeah definitely apreciate the correct guidance, cheers from new zealand.

Thanks, worked flawlessly on my Canyon Neuron

Really appreciate the clear instructions. Will be tackling this on my bike shortly and it’s great to see the steps worked through and explained. Thanks!

Thank you, I really appreciate your videos. I'm new to working on my bike, and these videos are not only very helpful, but saves me gawd knows how much from having to take my bike into a bike repair shop.

Great help, thank you

Thanks

Great video only one that reminded people to loosen 2mm hex.

ended up standing on pedals with bike upside down and using a pole breaker bar on end of the hex wrench

All your vids are so clearly explained, thanks.

Short and simple
Thanks 🙂

Thank you!😊