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Re: Where can I get two replacement pedals for an...
Most bicycles have a universal thread in the cranks, almost any set of pedals will fit. If unsure take the bicycle to a bicycle shop to have new ones fitted.
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Rob, try any sporting goods that carry bicycles or bicycle repair shop for replacement pedals or order online.Check the attached links for replacement pedals. Good luck
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go google and type in-- user manual for push bike --
If you do not get a page then it is because you cannot supply enough information like make and model
A little more information would be very helpful.
Most rear hubs are Shimano.
The bearings are available in any bicycle shop.
S-Ram is rarer, and may have to be ordered over the INTERNET.
The Chinese brands are almost hopeless.
Look for a part number stamped on the hub, and use Google.
Better replace the pedal and most probably the crank arm as well. Sometimes a new pedal can cut the threads true again on the crank arm but the crank arm may need replacement too, depending on the damage. Remember to fit the correct side pedal. The pedal threads differ between left and right and pedals are usually marked "L" or "R".
The bottom bracket on a bicycle connects the cranks (arms that the pedals are connected to) to the bicycle and allows the cranks to rotate freely. It looks like this is worn out or broken. Any bike repair shop will replace it. Shouldn't cost much.
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