Change crank bearings on a gomier tricycle

Problem with bearing or axle, no way to be more specific. Have someone comfortable with mechanical items or a bike shop look at it. If fairly new refer to place purchased.

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Old question but I just needed the answer and figured it out. On one side of the wheel there is a disc with two arrows, line this arrows up with the arrows on the wheel and push the disc into the wheel until it clicks into place. Pull it out to convert back to a stroller.

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not sure who sells the bearings,but i just fixed my little girls yerf-dog trike using BB's out of my daisy. they would only work on the bottom of the forks and was easy to do first putting new grease in the frame and sticking the BB's in to the bearing cuppling then sliding the forks in. good luck

this ia question - does anyone know hoe to remove the pedals from a roadmaster tricycle ?

A smaller crank-arm length would be self-defeating as it would increase the force required to push the pedals with the large wheels on this biek. The picture you provide shows a smaller pedal radius driving a smaller wheel so that would probably work better for you.

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I would need to know the model number of the Gomier but this might help. Go to www.rayosbike.com/manual.php Hope this helps you and Good Luck!!!

you need to pull the pedal off on the side that the crank is on the pedal will thread off like a bolt but the threads are reverse on the pedal once you have the pedal off you will have to unscrew the two nuts that hold the crank in the frame of the bike the inner nut is easiest to get off with a flathead screw driver once you have those two out you can pull the crank out of the frame and then you may want to put it in a vice because the crank will turn off the pedal unit but you usually have to pry up on the crank a little to get the alignment pin out of the crank enough to turn it

I am suspecting that the tire has come loose on the wheel itself. Try and see if you can get the tire off and using a glue like contact cement; glue the tire on the rim so it won't spin when he is pedalling.Hope this helps.

My husband and I just put this trike together and had a similar problem - the front wheel always turned the pedals and we couldn't figure out how to stop this. The manual for the trike is awful and very hard to understand. After spending a LOT of time analyzing the pictures and doing all sorts of weird things to the pedals, I found a posting on a website that said they'd had the same problem, but had removed and re-attached the front wheel and the problem was suddenly fixed. Sounds too good to be true, right? Well, we noticed that in one of the manual's pictures that the air valve for the front tire was facing the other direction - we'd actually put the tire on backwards. I took the tire off, put it back on facing the other way, and suddenly it all works as it's supposed to.

The thing is, you actually don't have to "do" anything to change from free to fixed and keep the pedals stable. If my daughter pushes the pedals around, they move around, and if she keeps her feet steady on them, the wheel continues to go around while the pedals stay put. It truly is automatic, which the diagram in the manual does a terrible job of conveying.

Hope this helps someone. We like this trike, but the directions are beastly!