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Originally Posted by biker.caliente
The reason why I ask is that I always damage the flat area by the thread at the end of the pedal if I used the 15mm pedal wrench. Using a hex bit and work from the other side of the pedal would be more precise, if I know roughly how tight it should be torqued down. 35-55 NM seems to be appropriate as this is what Shimano listed for their pedals. Just want to be a bit more accurate.
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All you need to to is snug them up, irrespective of whether you use a pedal wrench or an Allen key. It’s not a power meter where torque may matter. The pedal spindles are threaded so they won’t loosen while riding (left is reverse-threaded). Put them on your bike and go ride.