I have the pedals with the reflector... how is everyone putting these clips on?
1558332
i just popped the reflectors off and bolted on the clips. they fit perfectly and work great.
1558333
Pull off the reflectors and bolt the clips on. You may have room to reinstall the reflectors? If not find a different set of reflectors.
1558334
take one reflector off the petal & put the clip on in it's place you put your toes in the clips so the second reflector is at your heels where it needs to be for the traffic behind you can see it.
2004809
most pedals have a reflector or plastic/rubber piece on the front and/or back side. This clip has slots and bolts to mate with those holes
1452274
They clamp on, you can install a mirror with them. I installed this mirror with them: Mirrycle MTB Bar End Mountain Bicycle Mirror
2226943
I assume it's a combination of fastener used and mounting method. I personally wouldn't put more than 50 pounds per pair of clips eg: if you used one set in the middle on a picture that'd be one pair.
161579
Clamps are on this item. They are edge clamps that fit the spring steel edge of the reflector.
1534549
This model has built in toe clips and straps. So clips aren't needed. After using this pedal for a while I don't recommend it except as a cheap replacement with full knowledge that the bearings aren't packed well. I'd look elsewhere.
1691614
I bought brackets for it. You can scew the brackets underneath the pedaltrain and velcro the power supply to the brackets just for extra support. Google brackets for pedaltrain and/or your power supply and you should get a hit. You might have to build up one side with a couple of rubber feet to level it. Good luck.
695390
Use the screws. Drills easily enough and won't come off. The clips will work. Just don't trust them.
1534552
You don't need shoe clips with these pedals. They are set up to use with regular shoes, though a narrow profile cycling shoe will get you into and out of the straps easier. If you have lock in type shoes, you probably want a "clipless" pedal
1132024
I tried the clips, but they weren't very reliable. Best bet is to solder them. There's an endless amount of tutorials on youtube on how to do this. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+solder+RGB+LED&sm;=3-Kevin
1086066
I believe they will work because you can adjust them. You will need screw holes in the front and back of the pedals. If you take the reflectors off you should have the holes.
1055116
Very easy. Just clip in the top clip and then turn the quick connector with the supplied allen wrench.They fit nice and look good.
1886997
The included pedals are "clips". In other words a platform pedal with a strap.You can install your own clipless pedals very easily.
356481
Hi, covers are to protect the cleats, you can't clip covered cleasts on the pedals, you've to take covers off for hooking cleat/pedal.
1514612
I have speedlights on stands, on TT5s with some kind of light modifier. I found a landyard for a name tag ( tacky) and looped it through and hang it from the light stand(s). I wish they made something a little nicer but I am going to make something that is a but more functional maybe with fastex buckles.,,,,I have attached the pack on a flash frame ( monsterous) and on my belt loop ( cumbersome)
1536970
The reflectors are removable, and there are two screw holes for mounting the toe clips. These pedals are specifically designed to be compatible with toe clips and straps. There is a metal "keeper" tab to pass the strap behind on the inboard side, and there is a hole in the outboard side of the pedal to pass the strap through. I'm using Avenir toe clips and straps with these pedals and they work great.
2070498
Yeah, both sides have teeth, no need to flip the pedals. Tip: pull off the reflectors for even lower weight. I definitely recommend these pedals.