Unior Pedal Taps

These taps are specifically designed for the standard 9/16-inch pedal interface found on most modern adult bicycles. They will not work on older or specialized cranks that use different thread sizes, such as the 1/2-inch threads commonly found on some BMX or children's bikes.

Pedal threads are directional to prevent them from loosening while you ride. The right pedal has a standard right-hand thread, while the left pedal has a reverse left-hand thread; you need both specific taps to correctly restore the threads on each respective crank arm.

No, these are designed as 'cleaning' or 'restoring' taps. They are intended to chase and clean up existing threads that have been damaged or cross-threaded, rather than cutting entirely new threads into a blank piece of metal.

You will need a standard tap handle or a suitable adjustable wrench to turn the taps. It is also highly recommended to use a high-quality cutting oil or tapping fluid during the process to ensure a smooth cut and prevent further damage to the threads.

Yes, it is possible. It is crucial to start the tap perfectly square to the crank arm's face to avoid cutting new, incorrect threads. If you are inexperienced with metal tapping, take your time and ensure the tap is aligned properly before applying pressure.