I have a GT Mach-1 16 inch bike about 5 years old. What size of pedal should I order
640472
There are two sizes of pedal shafts, 9/16 and 1/2 in. Yours is probably a 9/16. To be absolutely sure take off one of your pedals and measure the diameter of the shaft were it threads in to the crank arm. Secondly, buy a better set of pedals than these, both sets I purchased began making noise soon after use. Both sets went into the trash.
487856
Do a Google search for the Razo website. They have fitting sizes for all/most cars of these pedals. Hopefully, your car is listed there
2150738
Gas Pedal Cover Size (Approx.) : 12.8 x 8.2cm/ 5" x 3.2"(L*W);Brake/ Clutch Pedal Cover Size (Approx.) : 15 x 7.5cm/ 5.9" x 3"(L*W) , pls check the measurement. If it fits, it'll be OK for your application.
1087302
I don't know if the size would matter or not but you would have to find some with disk brakes an I haven't found any after market ones unless you want to drop more on wheels then the bike
1327404
9/16"-20 is the standard for bicycle pedal threads, left hand thread on the left side to prevent backing out under precession. These follow that convention.Old one-piece steel cranks sometimes have 1/2"-20 threads.Most pedals use 15mm open end wrenches to install. These do, and also take a 6mm allen wrench (although the recess looks a little shallow for putting a lot of torque into it, it is still nice for an on-road tightening, if necessary.
70680
I'm also 5-10.5 & 33. I'm ordering the 58. My old, heavy Schwinn Continental is a 58, and it's perfect for me. If I were any shorter, the 58 would probably be too big for me. But I like as large a frame as I can handle.
151747
don't know. pedals usually go by size of plug in. They come in 2 sizes- large and small. Check out your keyboard,
231568
Honestly, i bought them. The size didnt match. Im always 41, but these were too small, and didnt have time to send it back to return. So they are in the closet still in the box. Im not professional in bycicles, and not sure what is SPD pedals. Sorry:)
1476925
Hey guys. I am 5.10 and this bike is a perfect fit for me. It should be ok for people 5.7 to 6.1"
642931
I don't know about your wife's bike. You have to measure the diameter of the hole the pedals go into. All you need to change the pedals are the proper size wrench (don't remember the size) but a cresent wrench will do. Keep in mind the threads are reversed to keep them from coming loose when you ride. Good luck... I love mine.
2103021
this is a normal pedals - it would fit any "normal" bike crank that I know of - ignore the one size issue (hope this would help).
2216625
These pedals fit my "standard" road bike. I was not aware of differing thread sizes, so I am guessing these are as standard as they come. They are terific pedals. I keep a pair in my supply box for immediate replacement, but I've had these on my road bike for over a year and I ride about 1500-2000 miles a year.
487859
Just as long as it's automatic. It's not a drill type pedal. It uses metal bands to secure the pedals on top of the existing pedals so it'll have a universal fit.
1925414
Not 100% sure but typically the pedal thread sizes are the same except course or fine thread. Not sure if they still use fine threads. They are good pedals seller will refund if they don't fit. I think it is worth a try.
480267
They have a product selection tool on their website: http://goo.gl/919Pvy There are a few different models, depends on the specific configuration of your bike. The first time I ordered, I picked the wrong model, was too small. They shipped a replacement right away. So far, been a great product in use daily.
2274752
I had the same question - but they fit just fine. I love these pedals ... really good quality (Japanese).
472251
What I can tell you is I checked my pedals to find a fit[at my ACE hardware] and all we could determine was the the threads were probably 20/inch[fine std are 18]. My bike is metric so I mad an assumption that if they didn't fit, I could return via Amazon. They fit.