how much space is do you have in the clip. How long is the clip and pedal combined. I wear a size 12 shoe
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i wear an 11 and the fit is ok. my foot hits with the ball of the foot on the bar. there is some adjustment on the clip, about 3/4 inch. WARNING! pack this full of a good quality grease, because it's not done at the factory.
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You would need to get clip pedals separately as they come with regular pedals that have toe straps.
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Good question! The fit of the pedal to your shoe is key to your question. My foot is a 9D which works fine for light shoes. The clip can easily hold my hiking boots with thick Vibram soles. If your shoes have long toe boxes, the ball of your foot will be slightly behind the pedal spindle which is fine if you ankle through the strokes. If you pedal with locked ankles it may feel as though your toes are carrying the stroke weight which will fatigue your arches on long or hard rides. A size 13 foot should be OK with the VP's If the shoe's toe box is short and snug to the foot.
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These pedals are designed for SPD clips, check out clipless pedals if you are not sure what this means but apparently clips are the old style toe cages. Confusing but a quick search will help clear that up.
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"Mini" in this case, as opposed to a "full clip" in cycling terminology. The full pedal clip..a toe cage and strap configuration, the more traditional racing cyclist pedal arrangement, as opposed to these Mini toe clips. Which just engage your shoes toe, which will accommodate nearly any size shoe, women's or mens. So yes, they will accommodate your Womems size 7 shoe. The latest innovation is the "clipless" pedal. Which actually is more of an actual clip as compared to these mini clips or toe cage. It's worth googling cycle toe clips and clipless so you will see exactly what I'm referring to. But to answer your question if these mini clips will work for you...yes they will. "Mini" in this case, as opposed to a "full clip" in cycling terminology. The full pedal clip..a toe cage and strap configuration, the more traditional racing cyclist pedal arrangement, as opposed to these Mini toe clips. Which just engage your shoes toe, which will accommodate nearly any size shoe, women's or mens. So yes, they will accommodate your Womems size 7 shoe. The latest innovation is the "clipless" pedal. Which actually is more of an actual clip as compared to these mini clips or toe cage. It's worth googling cycle toe clips and... » Read More "Mini" in this case, as opposed to a "full clip" in cycling terminology. The full pedal clip..a toe cage and strap configuration, the more traditional racing cyclist pedal arrangement, as opposed to these Mini toe clips. Which just engage your shoes toe, which will accommodate nearly any size shoe, women's or mens. So yes, they will accommodate your Womems size 7 shoe. The latest innovation is the "clipless" pedal. Which actually is more of an actual clip as compared to these mini clips or toe cage. It's worth googling cycle toe clips and clipless so you will see exactly what I'm referring to. But to answer your question if these mini clips will work for you...yes they will. « Show Less
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There are at notches more toward the pedals - I am 5'8" - so I don't see any reason why someone that height should not be able to use it. My suggestion would be to go all the way down and work back.
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Hi Dawn, sorry for the delay but I purchased as a gift for a friend and had to contact her. It appears that the pedals are standard regular bike pedals, along with the toe cage, but no clips for cycling shoes to clip onto. I hope that helps in your decision, as I had to do some research to make sure I understood your question. Ha! Thanks for your patience!
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The pedals have clips on one side and clip-less on the other. The clip-less side are for the smaller mountain bike cleats. Unless you have a mountain bike or hybrid that has the clip-less pedals I would stick to just using running shoes with the clip side of the pedal.
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I wear size 11 shoes and the toe clips go to about half an inch past the balls of my feet almost to the middle of my foot but not quite. I wear skinny shoes like soccer shoes and they go that far but say I am wearing boots, they go far enough that they are still comfortable. They are much better than any other size I have bought. If you ride fixie they are great for Skidding you can get alot of torque with them if you ride anything else you still wont be disappointed.
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No. Please note that "clipless" pedals are the pedals in which you clip into the pedal with a cleat on the bottom of your shoe. I know, it sounds weird and wrong, but that's the term for it.
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I recommend another peddle which is better for regular shoes and bike shoes: Shimano PDT400 Clickr Pedal. I have had both and have fallen many times with the PD-M540 but none with the PDT400. The PDT400 also has a plastic platform around it to support regular shoes. The two have a similar design but the PDT400 is a later model and is easier to get in to and out of.
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The item I received was new. I have no idea what you mean by size though- they take standard cleats that come with the pedals.
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I am 5'7 153 lbs, my shoe size is 10 1/2 and my feet barely fit on the floor and the pedals are almost to close to the seat. the frame seems strong,and the motor manages.,no side kick stand. for me I barely fit on it adequately.
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No, it doesn't come with clip on pedals. I bought clip on pedals at a local bicycle store, along with clip on cycling shoes.
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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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2 pedals with the show clips... Sorry amazons noble site does not show me what product you're referencing to but I'm assuming it's shimano clip ins.
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the corners (where the straps are located) curve. Since the case has thick layers of padding, the corners cut some of the space. I do not own any pedals, but after watching some vids and seeing the proper spaceing between them, you can probably get away with 8 pedals. inside the case, you have about 22W x 12.5D x ~3in H