Mountain Bike Pedals 9/16" 3 Sealed Bearings Lightweight Non-Slip Nylon Fiber Bicycle Platform Pedals for Road BMX MTB

they look good from opening the box. The 'resin' felt solid and real, not heap. Threading and finish of the spindle are very good. I de-brand, debur, clean out to relube, and re-polish or re-paint jiust about every part I buy. The left ped had .2mm axial runout (play). So I tuned both - the inside looked as finished as the outside!. Even the grease is good for some milage. Very cool. The pair come with 40 mounted and 2 spare spikes or cleats, and four SS spindle washers. I had so much fun looking for good pedal washers that when i found them I stocked for my descendants. they look good from opening the box. The 'resin' felt solid and real, not heap. Threading and finish of the spindle are very good. I de-brand, debur, clean out to relube, and re-polish or re-paint jiust about every part I buy. The left ped had .2mm axial runout (play). So I tuned both - the inside looked as finished as the outside!. Even the grease is good for some milage. Very cool. The pair come with 40 mounted and 2 spare spikes or cleats, and four SS spindle washers. I had so much fun looking for good pedal washers that when i found them I stocked for my descendants. they look good from opening the box. The 'resin' felt solid and real, not heap. Threading and finish of the spindle are very good. I de-brand, debur, clean out to relube, and re-polish or re-paint jiust about every part I buy. The left ped had .2mm axial runout (play). So I tuned both - the inside looked as finished as the outside!. Even the grease is good for some milage. Very cool. The pair come with 40 mounted and 2 spare spikes or cleats, and four SS spindle washers. I had so much fun looking for good pedal washers that when i found them I stocked for my descendants. You get washers. One week in. So smooth. Equal or better than pedals at 3X $. The spikes are little allen bolts and nuts and like to get loose. Also they rust. Not gona spend $50 for SS w/Nylok so I pulled all, hit em w/MetalPrep -acid- dried then doused w/zinc - Galv ina Can. Assembled barely flash dry so loctite isn't needed. WhileI had the pedals off I repacked the bearings with that fancy French teflon grease. ...two mor days ...? Stylin, light, durable, nay, bombproof Perfection underfoot for about $25 for the pedals, and an hour to tighten up an already good product. Thanx MZYRH .

Most people will say these are a blantant rip off of the RaceFace Chesters, and they are partially correct. The overall shape is similar, however, the design is in fact very different. Chesters are a little thinner in the platform and that gives the pedals a slight convex shape with a thick axle and thin platform. The MZYRH pedals are 100% flat and grip shoes much better as a thick axle doesn't com into contact with shoe soles and stop the pins from engaging. I ride with 5.10 Guide Tennies and they have a slightly rounded sole profile and deeper tread so any pedal that is not flat or concave will not grip my shoes very well (100% acknowledging my results and needs are obviously different than riders using 5.10 Freeriders or similar shoe). Using these instead of my RF Chester pedals is a huge upgrade in performance and the benefit of having two sets of pedals for the price of one is a nice benefit. I plan on buying more of these pedals to replace my RF Chesters because of the performance and price.

Well made

I have 2 bikes with $50+ Bontrager Line pedals, which I love. These pedals are the same exact platform and pin layout with some more interesting color options. They've been holding up well for the past season and time will tell if there as good as my Lines but, in reality, I can buy them twice for the same cost. For any not familiar with the Bontrager Line, it's a nice flat pedal without the raised spindle "bump" that the popular RaceFace Chester and many others have. If you don't wear very stiff shoes, you end up feeling this raised bump and it gets uncomfortable. Also, the platform on these is slightly larger, for medium to large sized feet (I wear 12us) but my wife and daughter (6.5us) love them, too. The grip on these is amazing. Packaging is actually pretty nice and construction/sealing seems very good. If there's any drawback, they're slightly thicker than other pedals these days...almost a BMX pedal thickness, but if that 2mm makes a difference for you, you're probably not looking at <$25 pedals.

It feels like a well built pedal and it was pretty easy to install with a 15 wrench. No need for pedal wrench. You can also use a hex key to tighten it. But the looks of it, it seems serviceable by just taking off the cover with a hex key. The seals seem good and functional. The pedal doesn't spin very freely but the motion is very smooth. The green color I bought is a bit dull to my taste. It looks good in the sun but otherwise looks like a dull green. It grips very well to my sport shoes. The package has an extra stud and some shims, I assume for the bearing assembly.

The grip is fantastic even in muddy wet conditions, I wear size 11 wide and there's plenty of pedal for me.

These are great in so many ways. 1- They are not minimalist sized like a lot of stupid bike equipment. I can center my size 10 1/2 US on the pedal. 4 1/2 inches wide for the platform. 2- Colors! 3- These fit basic foot straps. Remove the studs on one side and I have lightening quick exit for my feet (Unlike the rat traps I had been using for over half a century). Make sure to get straps that have 4 1/2 inch platform length for the straps. I have a powerful upstroke and without straps am only riding at half power. 4- Removable studs, see above. The side without straps remains studded and works with my oversized arctic boots. 5- Not overly complicated or complex which invites failure and corrosion. 6- Beautiful machining on the axle seat so you do not really need the included washers. Do use Permatex silver antiseize. 7- Did I mention COLORS!!! 8- Affordable pricing. Thank You MZYRH! I will be getting rid of all the rat trap and MTB pedals on all my bikes and replacing them with theses MZYRH pedals. Every pedal in my lifetime of biking has been an ill sized compromise. I just did a 30 mile e-bike ride in the mountains today and never missed getting my foot into the straps on the first try!

After years of riding clipless pedals, I decided to go back to riding flats for my full suspension bike. Having worked in the bicycle industry many years ago and having ridden mountain bikes for 30 years I know what to look for in quality pedals if you want them to last. However not knowing the flat pedal market, I asked around and almost everyone told me to get Race Face Chester pedals. I almost pull the trigger but after looking at a set in person I didn't because they were $59 for plastic pedals using DU bushings. I wanted something with all bearings and perhaps a little less expensive since I wasn't sure I'd like flat pedals. I found a recommendation online for these MZYRH pedals and for $20 figured I couldn't go wrong. I can tell you after riding these for a couple months in PNW winter conditions, I am very impressed! They are easily as quality as the Chesters (they are also not clones of the Chester, if anything they strongly resemble Bontrager Line Elite pedals) with better bearings. With a pair of Five Ten shoes, my feet are absolutely glued to the pedals in even the worst muck. Bearings feel smooth and the pedal bodies have survived a few hard pedal strikes with nothing more than some scratches.

Muy buenos pedales, se ven y se sienten de un material super resistentes, con 2 pines extras en caso de que se pierda alguno, el pie se fija bastante bien en las bajadas y te permite bajar con confianza. recomendados al 100. Van 2 veces más que los compro para otras bicis y son toda una garantía, he probado otros parecidos y ninguno le llegan a estos. Buenísimos.

Great pedals for the price. I love the adjustable pins to keep my shoes secure on the pedals

Study, solid materials and perfect "gription"! Really dig the vibrant green color as well.

Muy buenos pedales para el precio los pines son largos y brindan un excelente agarre, los uso para MTB enduro y a pesar de ser de compuesto han sido muy resistentes a fuertes golpes y no se ha desprendido ninguno de los pines.