NO GENDER

ROAD CYCLING
URBAN CYCLING
HYBRID BIKES
MOUNTAIN BIKES

2 Years

This pair of pedals comes with ROCKRIDER cleats that are SHIMANO SPD compatible, and screws.

These pedals have a 9/16" standard thread that is compatible with all adult mountain, hybrid, road and indoor bikes on the market. The flat side of these 500 combination mountain bike pedals ensures great grip for your ordinary shoes. The clipless side is compatible with all shoes that take ROCKRIDER cleats that are SHIMANO SPD compatible. We recommend the ST 100 (ref. 8512376) or ST 500 mountain bike shoes (ref. 8500914)

To mount the pedals, you'll need a 15 mm spanner or a 6 mm Allen key. Make sure you screw each pedal on the right way: clockwise for the right, and anticlockwise for the left.

The holding and release tension of the SPD cleat can be adjusted to suit your preferences.

When learning to use clipless pedals, make sure you plan ahead each time you want to unclip and put your foot down (at traffic lights, when stopping, or when there's an obstacle in the way). If you aren't yet completely at ease with cleats, you might want to use the flat side of your pedals on the more technical sections of your ride.

Axle: Steel Body: aluminium Cage: aluminium Bearings: Ball bearings

Bottle/Body : 100.0% Aluminium Frame : 100.0% Stainless Steel Screws : 100.0% Steel

This pair of pedals comes with ROCKRIDER cleats that are SHIMANO SPD compatible, and screws.

These pedals have a 9/16" standard thread that is compatible with all adult mountain, hybrid, road and indoor bikes on the market. The flat side of these 500 combination mountain bike pedals ensures great grip for your ordinary shoes. The clipless side is compatible with all shoes that take ROCKRIDER cleats that are SHIMANO SPD compatible. We recommend the ST 100 (ref. 8512376) or ST 500 mountain bike shoes (ref. 8500914)

To mount the pedals, you'll need a 15 mm spanner or a 6 mm Allen key. Make sure you screw each pedal on the right way: clockwise for the right, and anticlockwise for the left.

The holding and release tension of the SPD cleat can be adjusted to suit your preferences.

When learning to use clipless pedals, make sure you plan ahead each time you want to unclip and put your foot down (at traffic lights, when stopping, or when there's an obstacle in the way). If you aren't yet completely at ease with cleats, you might want to use the flat side of your pedals on the more technical sections of your ride.

Axle: Steel Body: aluminium Cage: aluminium Bearings: Ball bearings