🚴 Bikehand Extra Long Handle Bicycle Pedal Wrench - 350mm - Premium Spanner Tool for Easy Road Mountain Bike Pedal Removal - 15mm Review

that don't have a good spontaneous replacement that doesn't make cranks and sprockets jingle. It's about as good as I need it to be for working on my own bikes and has a comfortable round handle. I think the keyhole is just stamped and not sewn like a quality end key would be, but hopefully the steel is hard enough to hold its shape. In any case, this is not high torque operation.

I love the offset head angles which make it easier to find the correct tightening/removal angle. The handle is nice and long too, which is great for getting good torque. The ONLY thing I could say that might be a bit negative (I'd take half a star if I could) is that the handle gets too big and too fast. Basically it's thinner where it's welded to the head, but then the knob quickly expands to its full size, meaning you have to be a little careful when the pedal is almost or fully tightened, or

I know how to use a bike, but I'm not a bike mechanic. This tool is great value, other comparable tools cost almost twice as much. I bought this instrument because I lost my Park Tool - PW-3 Pedal Key after a few hits. I'm sure my PW-3 will come out one day, but I was looking to replace the pedal on my road bike and was in dire need of a pedal wrench. The Bikehand Pedal Wrench was perfect for the job, for my needs it works as well as the half price Park Tool! As I said, I'm not a bike mechanic,

I have started replacing pedals on two used bikes where I have cleaned and replaced parts. I struggled with all the pedals with a small adjustable wrench as the larger wrenches (with better rotation/force) didn't fit between the pedal and the crank. I was able to loosen and replace them after a few hours of struggle and over the course of several days, using everything from 3/4 inch pipe for the lever to planks of wood to hold the other pedal. If you're struggling with this after watching…