Pedros Equalizer Pedal Wrench II
Pedros Equalizer Pedal Wrench II is a shop-grade 15mm pedal wrench with dual openings and integrated 24mm socket driver. The extra-long 350mm handle and dice-grip deliver leverage and control for fast, safe pedal removal.
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Key Features
- ✓ Dual 15mm openings for standard and recessed pedal flats
- ✓ Integrated 24mm socket driver for spindle and pedal nut removal
- ✓ Extra-long 350mm handle delivers superior leverage and torque
- ✓ Heat-treated chromoly/alloy steel construction for pro durability
- ✓ Dice-grip knurling provides secure, non-slip hand contact
- ✓ Precision-formed ends reduce rounding and ensure accurate fit
- ✓ Corrosion-resistant finish stands up to busy shop conditions
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will this wrench fit my bike's pedals?
The Equalizer II fits the most common pedal flats using a 15mm wrench and pedal/spindle nuts using a 24mm socket. Most road, gravel and many mountain bike pedals use these sizes, but check your pedal specs if you have proprietary fasteners.
Can I use the 24mm driver with a socket extension or ratchet?
The integrated 24mm driver is designed for quick use without changing tools. While it accepts common 24mm-compatible sockets for some applications, it is primarily intended as a dedicated driver; for extensive torque control, use a proper ratchet or torque wrench on the corresponding spindle nut.
Is the wrench long enough to remove seized pedals?
Yes. The 350mm length gives excellent mechanical advantage compared with pocket-sized spanners, making it much easier to break free seized or over-tightened pedals while reducing the risk of sudden slips.
How should I avoid damaging pedal flats when using this wrench?
Ensure the wrench fully seats on the pedal flats before applying force, pull steadily rather than jerking, and use the correct side/angle for access. The precision ends are formed to minimize rounding, but correct technique will protect hardware and reduce wear.
Is the handle comfortable for extended shop use?
Yes. The dice-grip knurling improves grip and control, and the ergonomic shaft profile reduces hand fatigue during repeated pedal work. For very long sessions, pairing the tool with gloves further improves comfort and control.
Can I use this on e-bike pedals and cranks?
Generally yes, as most e-bikes use standard pedal and spindle sizes compatible with 15mm and 24mm fittings. However, some e-bike manufacturers specify proprietary hardware—always check your e-bike's manual for torque specs and special fastener types before working.
Buying Guide
When choosing a pedal wrench, prioritize length, fitment and material. A longer handle (300–400mm) gives better leverage for stuck pedals, while precise 15mm jaws and an integrated 24mm driver cover the majority of pedal and spindle hardware. Heat-treated alloy or chromoly construction ensures the tool won't deform under high torque. Consider whether you need an integrated socket driver or prefer separate tools—an all-in-one like the Equalizer II reduces tool changes. Also check handle ergonomics: knurling or dice-grip surfaces give better control, especially when working with greasy components or wearing gloves.
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