Changing Pedal Bodies
When changing pedal bodies, you must tighten the spindle nut to 10 N-m (88 lbf-in.) and the outer cover to 5 N-m (44 lbf-in.). Too much torque or not enough torque may lead to product damage and a risk of serious personal injury or death if the pedal body detaches from the spindle during a ride.
Garmin® recommends changing one pedal at a time, taking care to keep track of the parts for each pedal. The spindle nut and the outer cap of the right pedal have left-handed (reverse) threads.
You must apply grease to the spindles and pedal bodies according to the instructions in this topic. Changing the pedal bodies without appropriate grease application causes product damage.
The Rally™ RK/XC 210 and Rally RS/XC 210 bundles include a pair of road bike pedal bodies and a pair of mountain bike pedal bodies. You can purchase additional pedal bodies for the Rally 110/210 spindles from your Garmin dealer, or you can go to garmin.com.
These instructions show the Rally RK pedal body. The steps are the same for any pedal body type.
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Using the wrench to hold the
spindle steady, use a 5 mm hex key to remove the cover .
NOTE: The cover on the right pedal has a left-handed (reverse) thread.
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Wipe all grease off the spindle,
and apply a thin layer of new grease to the highlighted areas.
NOTE: You should apply enough grease to fill the groove on the rubber seal .
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Apply a thin layer of grease to
the roller bearing inside the new pedal body.
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Apply a thin layer of grease to
the O-ring around the cover.
You should wipe off all grease inside the pedal bodies before storing them. Storing the pedals with old grease or debris inside them may lead to product damage.