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DimensionAlloy Pedal / Clip / Strap Set
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Completely assembled with size large clips, straps and reflectors
- 9/16" spindle
- Aluminum cage and body on pedals, with cro-moly spindle
- Includes both pedals, clips, straps, and reflectors
Specifications
Material
Aluminum, Nylon
Pedal Spindle
9/16"
Pedal Type
Pedal/Strap Set
Spindle Material
Chromoly
Use
Recreational
UPC
708752038271
MPN
LU964(Blk)MT11VP704WL
Tree Fort ID:
333222335972
Review Summary
LIKES
Reliable (2),
Easy Entry (3),
Grip (2),
Simple (3),
Lots of Float (1)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (3),
Mountain (1),
Freeride (1),
Road (3)
DISLIKES
none
4.3 GEARS
3 reviews
3 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
My feet are size 12. Are these long enough for larger feet?
My feet are size 12. Are these long enough for larger feet?
A.
anwered by: jackivey
While there is no size guide for these clips, my size 11 shoes fit fine. thanks
While there is no size guide for these clips, my size 11 shoes fit fine. thanks
Q.
asked by: a guest
Would these work for an indoor cycle /spin class bike ?
Would these work for an indoor cycle /spin class bike ?
A.
anwered by: mhutch
Yes, if the stationary bike uses standard pedal threads. These will fit any bike that uses 9/16" pedal threads.
Yes, if the stationary bike uses standard pedal threads. These will fit any bike that uses 9/16" pedal threads.
Q.
asked by: a guest
What tools do I need to switch out my pedals for these
What tools do I need to switch out my pedals for these
A.
anwered by: mhutch
A 15mm Pedal Wrench - We offer the Park Tool version here:
https://www.treefortbikes.com/Park-Tool-PW-5-Home-Mechanic-Pedal-Wrench
A 15mm Pedal Wrench - We offer the Park Tool version here:
https://www.treefortbikes.com/Park-Tool-PW-5-Home-Mechanic-Pedal-Wrench
Q.
asked by: a guest
Does this pedal accommodate spd bike cleats?
Does this pedal accommodate spd bike cleats?
A.
anwered by: mhutch
No, these are flat pedals with toe straps and cages. Thanks!
No, these are flat pedals with toe straps and cages. Thanks!
Q.
asked by: a guest
How much do they weigh?
How much do they weigh?
A.
anwered by: kristenkey
520 grams.
Thanks!
520 grams.
Thanks!
Q.
asked by: a guest
How to locate pedal (1/2 in spindle) with straps?
How to locate pedal (1/2 in spindle) with straps?
Q.
asked by: a guest
should a new rider start out with clips or clipless pedals
should a new rider start out with clips or clipless pedals
A.
anwered by: canteau
Depends on your budget, If you can afford shoes and clipless pedals, you are going to get better performance and they are also gong to be safer. In the event of a crash a clipless pedal is going to release where a toe strap is going to remain firm.
Depends on your budget, If you can afford shoes and clipless pedals, you are going to get better performance and they are also gong to be safer. In the event of a crash a clipless pedal is going to release where a toe strap is going to remain firm.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do they come as a set or do you have to buy two of them?
Do they come as a set or do you have to buy two of them?
A.
anwered by: mcacciapalle
These are sold as a pair. Thanks!
These are sold as a pair. Thanks!
Q.
asked by: a guest
I assume that these clips will attach to most any bike pedal?
I assume that these clips will attach to most any bike pedal?
A.
anwered by: canteau
This product includes the pedals. You would need pedals that are designed for toe clips if you are planning on removing them from the included pedals and mounting them to existing pedals. We also carry just the toe clips without the pedals.
This product includes the pedals. You would need pedals that are designed for toe clips if you are planning on removing them from the included pedals and mounting them to existing pedals. We also carry just the toe clips without the pedals.
Customer Reviews
5
March 26, 2014
reviewed by: freeflight
I went on my first cross country with these pedals. I was critiqued on many occasions by those who thought that clipless were the only way to go. Eventually I gave in to the hype, and purchased a set of clipless pedals and shoes. After breaking them in, I went on a short 10 day tour to Maine from my home in New York. It took three months to finally get all the feeling back in my toes! I have reverted back to toe clip platform pedals. I have never had a problem with these, and unlike those who argue to the contrary, I have never had a problem getting out of them in a hurry. I guess its a matter of what you are used to. These pedals are a simple, solid, easy to use, affordable and durable. No bells and whistle's, they just work!
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vote5
October 28, 2011
reviewed by: joemoody833
Overall I like them. They are light, quick feeling, quiet, and were easy to slip in and out of. I have only had them for a few weeks mind you.
I did have to take off the clips, because they were hitting the freddy hardcore fenders I bought. I think it's a good value for anyone needing to replace old pedals with something that's not expensive but works well.
3
June 13, 2018
reviewed by: A Guest
All the correct parts are here and once your rebuild the pedal bearings correctly they are a solid 4 star.
Start by disassembling cage from cast housing. Retaining screws have Loctite on them so a little heat from an hot air gun or hair dryer will help. Remove the thin pressed-in end cap with a thin razor, exposing the bearing retention nut. Remove nut, washer and remove outer retention race - careful not to lose loose bearings. Remove spindle and re-grease both bearings with a good waterproof grease, the Vaseline like stuff they used is terrible. Reassemble spindle and adjust bearings properly. Reassemble cage with Loctite on screws.
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