Bike Pedals

bike pedals?

Jun 24, 2008 by itsmeharlee | Posted in Cycling

just got a new road bike. im new to road bikes and i need pedals... thinking maybe a pair for serious riding and maybe another pair for fun rides (no shoes). any recommendations?

also with the pedals what shoes coordinate? how do you know

If you want to take a serious approach look for "clipless" pedals and shoes. They improve pedaling efficiency markedly.

There are multiple brands but basically they come down to road vs off road. If you want to walk in the shoes

What are the advantages of having clipless pedals on a bike?

Mar 27, 2007 by curiousgeorge | Posted in Cycling

I've been riding mountain bikes for awhile and I was wondering if clipless pedals made a big difference. Are they really worth buying or is it better to just stick with regular bike pedals.

Different people take to clipless pedals to varying degrees, and some people just hate them. You'll want to give yourself some time to get used to them, and expect to fall a couple of times. It happens. But if you still hate them don't sweat it.

What is a good cheap, durable brand of bike pedals?

Feb 07, 3444 by THE BIG BUDDY | Posted in Cycling

I own a Brittany Free Spirit 3 Speed and the pedals on the bike broke on me. I want to get better bike pedals but I don't know anything on bike pedals. Also I don't know if all Bike Pedals are universal. So I just want to know about Bike Pedals.

the thread size on the crank arm will probably be one of two sizes 9/16" or 1/2" hard to say until you take one off and measure it. Here is a basic pedal that you can use to replace them: http://www.performancebike.com/shop/prof ile.cfm?SKU=2276&subcategory_ID=1004

Bike Pedals?

Apr 02, 2008 by Evan | Posted in Cycling

I looking at buying clipless pedals but don't know what I should get. I don't really care about weight as much as stiffness and power transfer. I've looked at shimano, keo and time and was wonder which ones the best?

Go online and check out the new edition of Bicycling Magazine they have an article on the basics of cycling gear. They recommend to save your money and buy cheap pedals since basically they are all the same IE go to performance bike or Nashbar and buy

What are some good bmx bike pedals to get?

Aug 16, 2008 by mncdrummer | Posted in Cycling

I have a 20" 'NEXT' bmx bike that I am trying to supe up, i just got new tires and grips, but now i need new pedals, good ones. But ones that aren't too pricey. Any suggestions?

dmr pedals are good
or look on the internet some good sites are

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