what is the material of this pedals????
653168
Alloy. It is in the description. They are aluminum, smooth bearings, holding up well. Over two years old, no complaints. Well maybe one complaint, if you run into them with your lower leg, accidentally, they will bite you.
1249643
I now own the Drive Medical #10273, which has the exact same pedals/handles as this model. Those two plastic parts have no ball bearings, not even any bushings; just a sloppy fitting through-hole to clear the 7/16" dia steel crank that they "spin" relative-to. Consequently the excessive play produces a click-clack noise.
1142411
It's very simple, you just kinda fold it around the pedal. It has grooves that the medal part of the pedal fits into the rubber. Its a great purchase to replace old worn ones.
1590031
For sure. Great metal pedals. Just make sue it is the correct size for the bike.
1516577
Theres nothing else in the box, other than some packing peanuts/bubblewrap. The pedal itself and its manual weigh maaaaybe a pound...there must be a typo!
2034895
They don't seem to be aluminum, which would be a poor choice of material for gears that have to apply a good deal of force. I would guess they are steel. However, you may want to contact Fiskars direct if you are doubtful.
1915853
Dont know but this set is garbage. Spend a little more on a better quality set. These have smooth bottoms, no cleats to grip and they move around and jam under the break & gas pedals. Junk!
874346
I own 3 bikes: Brompton, Surly, CETMA. 2 of them are handmade. I do all the wrenching on them. I've tried these pedals on the CETMA. The bearings wore out in a few months. Doesn't matter how much they weigh. They suck. Spend your money on some MKS pedals, instead.
363005
Its wood. I don't think I would of bought it if it was made of plastic; wood is always better when it comes to the bass. Oh wow, I did not know they made plastic subs, I know many tops are made of a material similar to plastic but never seen a sub. Are looking forward to buying it? It's a really good sub, I have used it many times at parties and it really pumps good clean bass at high levels of volume. I have another sub and the other one clips when I turn it loud and this one has never clip on me. In other words, this Cerwin Vega is made of a good material and sounds really good.
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:)
184627
the moving parts are made of metal. this is a good piece of equipment. mine is working just fine!
1542785
Not sure exactly what its made of, but it feels like a tough foam. Pliable but it wont rip. Its been great on my guitar pedal board!
1309138
Plastic. And what was delivered to me was junk. They were hollow, with flashing electronics in them. The electronics failed quickly, and the hollow gave them an odd sound and weird bounce. My advise is to look elsewhere....
1851421
Hello:It appears to be some sort of cheap die-cast material. Very lacking in quality. I would say, spend some more money on Ritchey or Profile bars or buy some used! I used these once and they were ok, but the metal stripped out and I had to fix it with a nut and bolt. You really need to think of the safety issue too and my gut feeling tells me that these are not a bargain at any price!!! You get what you pay for.
2013126
My opinion is an anodized material. It is very strong and easy to handle. Hope this helps
535693
Yes from what I've read and from what I can see they look replaceable. I did a quick look on google and didn't really find any replaceable cartridge bearing but they appear to be standard sealed bearings. Let's be honest though at this price you would probably be better off just replacing the pedals.
1325257
They are heavy, solid metal of some kind. I've had them for quite a while now and they are flawless! I am so thrilled with them that I would recommend them extremely highly! I shopped at Lowe's, Home Depot, and through websites devoted to just this kind of hardware, and there were NONE that came close to this and they were in the $3 to $4 range PER KNOB! You won't find a better value - these are 'substantial'. They have a great 'feel' and the look is fantastic. They're not a 'trendy' look - so they won't look 'dated' in a year or two like some of the other offerings that cost a ton of money! Go for them!!!