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PC2 Contour Platform Pedals
PC2 Contour Platform Pedals
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ErgonPC2 Contour Platform Pedals
4.6
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Ergonomic Platform pedals feature increased power transfer and more control.
- Includes 2 pedals and a user manual
- Platform contour pedal provides ergonomic and positive connection between rider and bicycle
- Offers more power with fewer hot spots and knee complaints
- Requires 8mm hex key for installation
Specifications
Material
Aluminum
Pedal Spindle
9/16"
Pedal Type
Platform
Spindle Material
Chromoly
Use
Recreational
Tree Fort ID:
333222375392
Review Summary
LIKES
Quick Engagement (2),
Large Platform (5),
Quality Construction (4),
Quick Disengagement (2),
Works with all shoes (5)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (5),
Touring (3)
DISLIKES
Postioning (2)
4.6 GEARS
5 reviews
5 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will these work well with mountain biking shoes (which I use on a road bike)?
Will these work well with mountain biking shoes (which I use on a road bike)?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
Yes, these should work fine with a mountain shoe.
Yes, these should work fine with a mountain shoe.
Customer Reviews
5
June 25, 2012
reviewed by: parkers
Best "platform" pedals I've ever had. I ordered large size for my US size 9 shoes. I especially like the slight inward canted position, easy on my knees. Grippy surface, sealed bearings. I like the inner "fence" barriers because they keep my shoes from contacting the cranks. Another great product from Ergon. Thanks for carrying it!
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vote5
October 02, 2012
reviewed by: A Guest
The larger pedals work great for distributing pressure on the foot. It just feels a lot more comfortable, not to mention smoother. I can't think of any drawback! The only thing that COULD be a minus is its size, which is a plus for me. They just screw right in to the old pedal threads. A pretty large L-wrench is required.
Can go shoeless too!
5
November 17, 2014
reviewed by: A Guest
Visually, they are big, a bit ugly, and pricey, but they do the job.
Bought them 'cause I was wearing an orthopedic boot for an achilles tear. So, I'm out there hammering with a big gray plastic boot that makes the pedals look delicate.
My foot migrated slightly more than on my son's BMX pedals with pins, but it was easier to
slip back into position, and I never slipped off.
I would say they were perfect commuters, and permit, for example, bulky winter boots.
3
March 12, 2014
reviewed by: sdloveless
They're not bad, but they're nothing special, either. A quality pair of rubber block pedals are less than half the price, better looking and just as functional.
5
June 06, 2012
reviewed by: Charlesdye
Love the grippy surface and reflectors are huge and thus awesome, plus they rotate smoothy on their techno bushings... but the little flanges to keep your feet away from the crankarms are funky. They sort of got in my way. I was going to Dremel them off, but then decided to just return these instead.
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