Birzman Pedal Wrench

This wrench is designed for standard 15mm pedal flats, which covers the vast majority of modern bicycle pedals. However, some high-end or specialized pedals require an 8mm hex key inserted into the back of the spindle instead of a wrench, so check your specific pedal design before purchasing.

Standard wrenches are often too thick to fit into the narrow gap between the pedal and the crank arm. This pedal wrench features a slim, shop-grade profile specifically engineered to slide into that tight space without scratching your crank finish.

Yes, the handle is designed with ergonomics in mind to provide the necessary leverage for stubborn pedals. The TPR rubber grip also ensures you can apply significant force comfortably without the tool slipping in your hand.

This is a shop-grade tool built with hardened steel, meaning it is durable enough for daily use in a professional workshop environment. It is more than capable of handling the frequent, heavy-duty use required by a professional mechanic.

Always remember that the left (non-drive side) pedal is reverse-threaded, meaning you turn it clockwise to remove it. Using a dedicated tool like this makes the job easier, but applying a small amount of grease to the threads of your new pedals during installation will prevent them from seizing in the future.