Look Keo 2 Max Ti spinle mod

I accept no responsibility for for any damage to you or your property (or anyone else's for that matter) if something goes wrong with, or as a result of, this modification. This video is simply to demonstrate an easy method for removing and replacing the bearings and spacers on Look Keo 2 Max pedals. that being said.....
Here is an easy way to remove the bearings and spacers from your Look EO 2 Max steel axles and fit them to a Titanium axle without damaging the bearings, spacers or your axles. The bearing puller Cost me about 200NOK(about US$30). I believe the Carbon Blade pedals use the same axles and bearings. Sorry if its a bit long and slow but I hope it helps!

[@tomek_kot]

thank you for this video. this is very useful for me @ this moment.

[@Musicalbullet]

Thanks. I'm doing this too. Great vid!

[@kukumiau]

can u make a video using look keo blade 2 carbon??. I dont know how to replace the bearings

[@krokerbike263]

excellent! Thanx

[@dougiebrownjr]

Can you tell me what kind of tool you are using to remove the bearings and where I can purchase one at? Thanks!

[@joffly]

what is the reference of this remove tool ?

[@josejuangarciabaco4498]

buenas ,donde puedo comprar ese útil

[@robertrowell7496]

could you please tell me the bearing size or the link where i could find it

[@Advcrazy]

Hi Robert, the bearings are 18 x 12 x 4mm. (outside x inside x width). there are 2 of these bearings. Sorry if this is a bit late but I'm not using the email account associated with this youtube account anymore so didn't get a notification about your Q.

[@charlesmansplaining]

Hey cheapazz, did you wrap paper around the tool before using the wrench so you can return the tool when your done using it?

[@garyshay6674]

+Charles Rush good idea.

[@Advcrazy]

haha i stil have the tools to this day! the paper stopped the spanner from slipping so everything was nice n steady

[@ismylive7095]

What is the reference and size of this remove tool ?

[@Advcrazy]

Jose Luis F.M. It's just a bearing/gear puller from an automotive shop. You could use other types of bearing pullers too as long as the parts that grip the bearing are sharp enough to fit in behind the bearing enough that they actually grip it

[@WowRixter]

That Ti spindle actually looked longer, or was I imagining? Also what type of tool is that?

[@garyshay6674]

+Ric Liang it sure does, maybe 1/2 inch. Now the '"Q" is not the same.

[@dalevincent1375]

you can buy them standard or 3mm over...

[@EvanAube]

Where did you get the titanium axles from?

[@joffly]

ebay

[@Maxp4ain]

Hei, hvor kjøpte du verktøyet?

[@arlidelgado7219]

I need your tool . where sell

[@Cavecreekgoat]

For the bearing puller, I found this: www.amazon.com/dp/B07DD748V5/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_hNZxCbC23PS3Y

[@Advcrazy]

Biltema.

[@NYPD5001]

Did you watch the video yourself? And tell me honestly annoying right? I thought so

[@dalevincent1375]

Amateur Hour! This is why I won't let anybody but myself work on my bikes!

[@Advcrazy]

Edgar R, really sorry it bothered you so much. all i had to film it with was my phone. Im sure you'll be pleased to know that I've since purchased a camera. but rather than bithching about it why don't you go figure this out for your self and make a better video for people to enjoy?