Showing posts with label bike pedals. Show all posts
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1/13/2012

Dimension Pro Mountain Pedals Review

Dimension Pro Mountain Pedals
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Just got these today. I'm stationed in Iraq and I put my bike through hell everyday. My last pedals broke in two weeks, and when I put these on my bike today I could immediately tell the difference from cheaper pedals. They "grab" onto your boots (or shoes), and not to mention that are durable. The order arrived quick and without incident. He even sent me an email thanking me for my service to my country! Now THAT'S service.
So if you mountain bike frequently or professionally, or just want some kick-*** pedals, I would certainly recommend these to you.

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10/21/2011

Schwinn Alloy Bicycle Pedals Review

Schwinn Alloy Bicycle Pedals
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Item shipped was machined badly. Right side wasnt threaded fully, and the metal around the pedles had excess sharp metal sticking out which can tear up shoes or if foot slipped would easly slice someone up. Without these defects they would have been pretty good and safe.

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10/11/2011

Shimano PD-M424 SPD Pedal (9/16-Inch, Black/Silver) Review

Shimano PD-M424 SPD Pedal (9/16-Inch, Black/Silver)
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I agree with a couple of other reviews. These are called dual use and it says you don't need to clip in. This is true. I agree that it is not as comfortable to ride when you aren't clipped in (I actually use a softer shoe when I don't clip in and I'm just running a quick errand). These are heavy but I don't notice that on my mountain bike.
I like being able to clip in on both sides so I can just step on my pedals and go and if you are like me then this is probably for you. If you don't mind making sure the pedal is on the proper side then you might be happier with a different pedal.
I find it MUCH easier to unclip by turning my heel in and have to adjust the pedals nearly as loose as possible.

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10/03/2011

Avenir Alloy Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps, Silver , 9/16 Inch Axle Review

Avenir Alloy Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps, Silver , 9/16 Inch Axle
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I bought these as an upgrade from platforms. These are great pedals for the price. These are the first pair of pedals I've used that have toe clips, so I can't compare them to others. I wear a size 11 shoe and these fit great. Adjustment is easy and they stay where you put them. Good value. Oh, and I've used these in snowy conditions and they've worked well (commuting), easy to get your feet out when you need to not fall over.

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9/28/2011

Avenir ATB Pedals Review

Avenir ATB Pedals
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Another review stated these pedals are "same quality as you can buy at K-Mart." WRONG. These are MUCH BETTER than ones from a big box store. The ones from a big box store are 100% resin...even the shaft or threads that screw into the crank. These pedals have a steel shaft that won't break. These pedals came stock on my Raleigh Mojave 2.0 All Terrain bike. Hey - I'm old, fat & out of shape...but trying to get back to an acceptable weight. If they'll withstand my weight, they'll withstand anything you can dish out.

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9/12/2011

Mighty Alloy MTB Pedal (Pack of 2) Review

Mighty Alloy MTB Pedal (Pack of 2)
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I bought these so I could eventually add baskets to my bike. I'd say overall they are an average product for a great price. The weight is about average for the size, they spin smoothly (no free play side to side), they don't come with reflectors, they give excellent grip for everyday riding in normal shoes. One thing to consider on these two piece designs is that if any of those screws holding on the black outer ring come loose then you'll like snap the thin metal. Keep in mind to check those periodically or maybe use some loctite if necessary to keep them from coming off.

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9/06/2011

Sunlite Sport Light Bicycle Pedals, 9/16 in, 1 pair Review

Sunlite Sport Light Bicycle Pedals, 9/16 in, 1 pair
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Bought these pedals to replace the stock pedals on my bike, as the stock would not accept toeclips.
Obviously not a difficult product to fit, there is a "Right" and a "Left" pedal to watch out for, each is clearly marked on the end of the pedal.
They spin nicely on the spindle, feel firm and solid for standing up on, and give great grip.
The pedals have ready made holes for fitting toeclips, and reflectors.
Recommended.

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Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 1/2 - Inch) Review

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 1/2 - Inch)
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Replaced the cheapo pedals on a cheapo mountain bike. I ride the streets but sometimes the asphalt qualifies as off road. At 220lbs the cheapo pedals lasted only a week before cracking. With these cast pedals I have no fear of standing on them. The nubs are cast-in so no fear of slipping. Also wide (front to back). I think they are holed for toe clips. Lite weight.

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9/04/2011

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 9/16 - Inch, Pack of 2) Review

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 9/16 - Inch, Pack of 2)
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These are great pedals for the casual cyclist. Recently, I've been taking my bike to work much more to save money (my bike's a 2001 Diamondback Outlook). Unfortunately, resin pedals just don't cut it for me, often cracking after only a few months of limited use (keeping in mind, however, that I'm a pretty big guy at 6'3 and 280 lbs, and the pedals aren't the only thing that's broken before; I've also had to replace a seatpost clamp and a worn crank arm in the past.) I know most experienced cyclists would say, "It's a fact of life that resin pedals are worthless," but I don't make a lot of money, so I don't have the luxury of being able to spend a lot on repairing and maintaining my bike. I saw these pedals and thought that I'd give them a try, and I've not been disappointed.
I could feel the difference the first time I rode with them. While I used to feel resin pedals give a little when I push down (even brand new ones), these aluminum pedals are about as solid as I've ever felt. The traction pegs grip my shoes really well, and I just wear running shoes usually. I like that the pedals are so big, because, as I said before, I'm a big guy, and that means I have big feet, which also lets me apply more force.
I will say that the pedals are noticeably heavier than other pedals, but this wasn't much of a concern for me. I know that if you're going to get anything for a bike, you consider three factors (expense, weight, and durability) and pick the two that matter the most to you. So, personally, I'm willing to ride something that's a little heavier so long as I can get something inexpensive that will last a while.
I don't anticipate having to buy new pedals for a long time, but if it does happen, I wouldn't hesitate to buy these again.
UPDATE: I was recently hit by a car on my way in to work, and I think it worth noting that the pedals were still usable; cosmetic damage only, so yeah, I'd say they're fairly solid, and worth the extra weight. I plan on salvaging these and installing them on my next bike.

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