Good for road bike casual trail riding? Will fit factory road bike standard platform wellgo pedals with reflector slots? Delta or half toe clips?
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They are not very sturdy. Foot will slip off. If the pedals do not have where to install them you will have to use pipe fasteners.
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It depends on whether the pedals have a removable reflector built into the pedal. The mounting holes created for these strapless toe clips match the holes left when you remove the reflectors from your standard bike pedals. you will have to carefully check your potential purchase for this ad-on feature. Good luck, Bill P.
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Look Delta Bi Material Cleat are excellent cleats- nice free-play + good price and durability ==== keep cleats and pedals clean from dirt to avoid noises
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Yes. I use these on my MTN bike. They are very nice pedals. I can run to the store or just take a ride and not have to clip in. If your counting grams then maybe you should be looking for something different.
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Unfortunately, no. I tried putting a pair of regular, toe-clip bicycle pedals on mine, but of course the pedals won't fit. Platform pedals work reasonably well, but straps/toe clips would help.
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no there is a special model made for toe clip pedals the project fixie ones are good for the price.
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the LG multi rx fitness cycling shoe uses a 4 bolt pattern, so they should work fine with the shimano pd a600 road bike pedal.
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No, You are probably a competitive bicyclist/spinner, this particular Kettler model is not design for your level of activity. I suggest you contact Kettler/USA and discuss if this model can be converted to accommodate the clipless pedals.
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They should fit any bike that has a 9/16" size thread on the pedal end of the crank arm. Most modern bikes of this style (urban-street-mountain) that use Shimano gear components as the Haanjo does, should have the 9/16" thread that is standard on these pedals. Beware that these pedals - although very light, can be leg scratchers due to the raised stainless steel traction studs they have on both sides. Ouch! They are great pedals though. Also I took mine apart to remove some of the grease they had over-packed inside so that the pedals would spin more freely. I love these pedals, just watch out for your shins or wear long pants. ;-) ADDED NOTE: the traction studs are removable with an allen wrench. The pedals will be slippery then, especially if wet.
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I am not sure. I had both Look and Shimano SPD-SL cleats, They are different. In general, Shimano is wider on the bottom of triangle. I have to buy two sets of cover for each of them. I do not have Wellgo cleats, but if they are identical to either one then it may be fit for it.
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Honestly any pedal at your local bike shop would fit perfectly fine as long as it's a bmx pedal because they are bigger. I have just some random bmx pedal on my fixed gear and I think it's the best. There is no difference in others.
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Hey Paul, I bought two sets of these pedals for my beater road bike and the bearings didn't last 100 mi. in either one before they started making noise. They both went onto the trash. I've got no idea whether they are compatible with foot straps. Spend a little more and get a better pedal. regards, Dave
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These pedals have the near universal thread size and will fit nearly all higher quality bikes. They will not fit the Ashtabula style cranks found on cheap dept store bikes or BMX bikes. They are vg with street shoes used with mt bike or regular road bike toe clips and are quite elegant copies of the classic French Lyotard pedal.
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Booker: My model has a 3 1/2"×4" trapezoidal shaped pedal with a fine lateral herringbone tread on the pad surface. The pad fits the dorsal surface of the rider toe pad, obviously not the full foot surface. Another client answered concerning "threads"...only addition I would prefer is a toe hold strap...Thus I made my own with broad elastic and wear non slip soled socks!. A nice, quiet well made recumbent for average in home use. No complaints thus far. I purchased 12/13 post - op knee replacement. KC
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I'm a 10.5 regular and the 45 regular width is perfect. The Shimano shoes seem to run a bit smaller than others and you need to go at least a half size up. Regarding the toe straps, yes they would work as long as you didn't install cleats on the bottom of the shoes. You would lose most benefits of the shoe I would think, and would probably be better off just wearing running shoes or tennis sneakers with the toe straps - then at least you can walk around when you're off the bike. these, like basically all road bike shoes, are akin to ice walking when trying to get around.
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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!!
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You don't need clips, these pedals don't use them. Just use regular shoes, the toe fits into the plastic piece in front and then use the straps to adjust tension. Recommend adjusting tension off the bike, not while riding.