Old pedals - replacement bearing cups?

[rwm1962]

The bearing cups are pitted on my Club Roost pedals. Are there generic cups available or am I stuffed without OEM spares? I can only find big clunky ones online. I like these pedals so hoping to keep them going.

 

[Woz]

They don't look dissimilar to the VP caged pedal cones.

 

[dan28]

you could maybe smooth it with a small die grinding stone on a dremmel type tool then sand it with wet an dry
or even better fill it with weld an then smooth it ( prep it properly first an cut a v for the weld to sit in)

 

[ishaw]

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I might have a set of these pedals in the garage. Smooth spinning if I recall correctly, and I think in the same blue. Any use to you?

 

[rwm1962]

That would be most kind & useful as I have a Club Roost thread running through this bike. Please PM me price etc.

Cheers!

 

[ishaw]

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I checked earlier and whilst they look the same, mine appear to be wellgo and are black.

 

[rwm1962]

Thanks for looking.

 

[jimo746]

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You got any old/unused/cheap pedals knocking around that you could strip down and see if their bearing cones would work?
I'd have thought somewhere must sell these though, in the same way you can get replacement wheel axles & cones? I can't nt find anywhere though :?

 

[rwm1962]

That's what I did in the end. We had the old bear-trap pedals from partners scrapped Proflex - thought they'd been binned. Rough as owt but all the wear was on the fixed cones & the adjustable cones were identical & in good order. Pay's not to throw anything away. The Club Roosts are nice & smooth now.

 

[jimo746]

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Excellent! Back up & running for £0.00