It has dual open ends sized at 24mm and 15mm, which covers most common pedal spindle wrench flats, plus a centre hex opening that adds compatibility with pedals that use a hex fitting instead.

Removing and installing pedals is one of the more common home maintenance jobs, especially when switching between flat and clipless pedals or servicing hub cones, so this wrench is genuinely useful for a home cyclist, not just a shop mechanic.

Bicycle pedals are handed to prevent them loosening during pedalling: the right (drive-side) pedal has standard right-hand threads and unscrews counter-clockwise, while the left pedal has reverse (left-hand) threads and unscrews clockwise; always check which side you're working on before applying force.

Yes, this dual-ended design is also commonly used for hub cone adjustment on cup-and-cone hubs, since cone wrenches and pedal wrenches often share similar thin-profile, open-end designs.

Regular spanners are usually too thick to fit into the narrow gap between the crank arm and pedal spindle flats, and pedal removal often needs significant torque, so a dedicated long-handled, thin-jawed pedal wrench gives both the clearance and leverage needed.

Yes, this is a genuine LEBYCLE Pedal Wrench Pro sold through DoGoodCo, and our support team is available to help with any manufacturing issue.