Does anyone know which type of clips the pedals accept?
1722631
They are SPD (Shimano) compatible on one side and have cages on the other side.
170137
Looks like it. These straps use two narrower straps that route through the pedal on either side of the spindle. Looks like these pedals have cutouts/holes on the ends so you should be good
1534552
You don't need shoe clips with these pedals. They are set up to use with regular shoes, though a narrow profile cycling shoe will get you into and out of the straps easier. If you have lock in type shoes, you probably want a "clipless" pedal
313509
Check the crank manufacturer specs for pedal spindle diameter compatibility.
504402
I don't know, not sure what a Clickr pedal is. I purchased the suggested clips and they work on the spin bikes I use.
1927813
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.
1993618
The clips hold the hubs on the rim. The new model hubs have different clips but they work just the same.
2242406
They did not work on mine, there is no way to attach them properly to the pedals.
80259
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.
1886997
The included pedals are "clips". In other words a platform pedal with a strap.You can install your own clipless pedals very easily.
801934
Does not accept clip hardware. These are performing great on my beach cruiser. A great pedal at a great price. Looks good too.
1856411
No, but it has a strap and works well. you will need to replace the pedals for the clips.
162990
That's really a hard question to answer because the toe clips aren't square, they're curved. On my hybrid bike, the toe clips are 3 1/2" from the center of the pedal to the end of the toe clip. The actual toe clip is about 2 1/2" long end-to-end. The height at the end of the toe clip is about 1", but it slopes upward to 2+" at the final top. I wear size 8 1/2 "trail runner" shoes with my bike (the bottom treads are worn somewhat smooth). The trail runners have pull/clamp type of lace, not a normal lace that you need to tie. That way there's nothing to get caught in the chain. However, one important thing is to use metal "cage-type" pedals, and not "composite-type" pedals. The composite pedals are thicker, and when you use the toe clip, it makes the top of the toe clip too thin for my shoes to fit into them. My hybrid has metal cage pedals and the clips work great - I even bought a new bike with metal pedals and moved the toe clips to the new bike. I also bought a mountain bike with composite pedals, and the toe clips are now too low for my shoes. And I'm too cheap to change the pedals. As long as you're pushing up, down, or forward, your foot is "glued" to the pedal. All you need to do is to pull backward and the shoe comes easily out of the toe clip. They're great!!
151099
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.
495545
I have not used the clips on shoes, nor the pedals. I am very insecure about having my feet strapped or clipped to the pedals. So I am going say, "Yes, give it a try."
2004809
most pedals have a reflector or plastic/rubber piece on the front and/or back side. This clip has slots and bolts to mate with those holes
470450
Matthew, I attached them to the stock pedals that came on the cheap bike I bought from Walmart, just removed the reflector and they bolted on where the reflector pins went through pedal, nice clips as well.