Changing bike pedals can be a frustrating experience, especially if you have stuck bike pedals and you don’t have a go-to technique or two.

In this video Jay outlines two methods you can use to remove your bicycle pedals. These methods should work whether you have clipless pedals or flats. These techniques will work on nearly every style of bike though Jay will demonstrate them using a mountain bike.

The tools you will need are pretty basic and depend on what type of pedals you have. You’ll need:

A 6mm or 8mm hex key wrench (depending on the pedals)

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A pedal wrench or a 15mm/17mm low profile standard wrench (depending on the pedals)

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Paper towel/rag and grease/anti-seize compound.

This video should be considered for entertainment purposes only, any action you take based on the content of this video is strictly ”at your own risk”.

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Those engaged in victim-mentality, view life through a narrow lens of pessimistic perceptions, believing whatever occurs in life is the result of outside causes. Inner reflection is never considered. Being a victim means absolving themselves of blame. Nothing is their fault – ever! Those engaged in victim mentality most often enjoy the attention, sympathy and validation they get from playing this “poor me” role.