Are these shoes compatible with Shimano A530 SPD Pedals which come with 2 bolt clip pattern? Why are the 3 bolt clips more comfortable?
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The shoe comes with 2 bolt clips but it can accept 3 bolt clips as well. I have never used 3 bolt clips.
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They bolt in to the bottom of your SPD-SL compatible bike shoes and then allow you to clip into your SPD-SL compatible pedals
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That is the intended purpose of the mtn bike pedal. Although you could use them on almost any type of bike, as long as you have SPD compatible shoes.
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Hello! Because they're SPD's on both sides, it's not too practical to use them without cycling shoes. A great alternative to check out is Shimano PD-M324 SPD Dual Platform Pedal - SPD on one side, flat on the other for use with sneakers, etc. I hope this helps!
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I bought the very regular SHIMANO SPD CLEAT SET (SM-SH52), fitts perfectly.
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The pedal mounting bolt size doesn't have anything to do with the fitment of these toe clips/straps. What matters is that your pedals have screw holes on the sides to which the clip would attach (sometimes these holes are used by the reflectors which would need to be picked out) as well as slots in the pedals through which the straps of the toe clips with thread.
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Not really sure, but my toe clips fit on my bike pedals. I remove the reflector and then the bracket and toe clip is held on with bolts to the pedal itself. they could be modified to fit any pedal I would think. I use mine on a Schwinn roadmaster and a sidewinder. I did have to modify on the different bikes that I have had, but it was a very simple process. I'm sorry I know much about the verve trek bikes, it really comes down to the pedal itself I believe.
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Yes they will but you have to buy the cleats separately. Just look for the Shimano SM-SH52 SPD Cleat Sets.
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You can buy the clip-ons but it's equipped w/the toe cages. You would just unscrew the original pedals and screw on the shimano's
470448
no there is a special model made for toe clip pedals the project fixie ones are good for the price.
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Yes. The difference between mountain and road pedals is in the shoes they are compatible with, not the bikes. Pedals are standard across all bike types.
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I started using a road bike in December with platform pedals, then added pedals with shinny chrome clips. I also tried pedals with cloth bands that were adjustable, then I went with a Shimano SPD pedals and a pair of Cannondale mountain bike shoes for the cleats. I rode with these until I started riding in a group ride on Sundays. There are many different levels of riders participating in a sunrise ride on a trail with many different elevation changes, and I changed to Shimano SPD-SL 5700 pedals and another pair of Road Bike shoes for the SPD-SL style cleats. The road bike shoes are quite precarious to walk about on wet concrete & tile, but great for riding. The shoes are light weight and I like the wide platform the pedals offered over the SPD style. I have fallen over "Clip Flopped" more times than necessary, failing to click out of the pedals when coming to a full stop. But the light weight shoes and increased road clearance using these pedals combined with the ability to pull through with a heel down pedal stroke with this pedal system, is well worth the embarrassing/dangerous learning experience of clipping out of the pedals before stopping the last several months. I still have a ugly steel framed multi-colored Grocery Getter I will chain to about any non-movable object while shopping, and that bicycle has the pedals with cloth bands. They fit my trainers better than the shinny clips... I am in the process of assembling a 630MM fixed gear bicycle and will again use the cloth band clip style pedals for my trainers... MT
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These pedals don't require any special shoes. I can not see why you would not be able to use them with shoes size 13. I have some 10 1/2 steel shoes that are pretty large and it fit although I don't typically use them for biking. The shoes sizes are not really restricted because the clips are not restricted laterally and expend vertically. To give you an idea there is 5 inches between the back of the pedal and the tip of the clip. You might want to see how it will goes with your shoes.
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Not sure because i don't have those particular cleats. But if you are using good shimano cleats then don't waste them on this pedal. Spend a little extra and get the PD M520L pedals... you won't regret it and you won't miss having the platform trust me..
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After about 1year and 1300 miles they have been great. They are good to walk around when you are not on the bike I have shimano combo pedals spd on one side and regular on the other I think they are A530 or similar.
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if they are spd compatible shoes then they will work. i wear chrome kursk pros equipped with shimano spd clips.
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I assume they are the SPD style of clip in pedals on this Schwinn. The pedals have the toe harness on one side and the clip in brackets on the other side. I just use the toe harness.