what is the pedal bolt size?? the info DOES NOT list and im going to buy those also
1996720
Pedal spindles come in two measurements: 1/2" and 9/16". It may seem similar but when you hold them side by side it makes a big difference. The good thing is that most Shimano cranks have 9/16" ports for pedals. This one should be 9/16"
1996721
Pedal bolt size should be universal; whatever pedals you buy should work. Just make sure you put the left pedal on left crank arm and the right pedal on the right.
1666778
1 inch... not sure what your looking for but these are small ones. they bolt on halfway up the front frame and your foot peg mount. only about a foot in length. real easy to install and looks nice on the bike. goin to need to buy new bolts for where it mounts to front frame. they need to be like half inch longer..
1242272
The screw mounts are recessed. I think the bolts I bought had a 1/4" head on them, about 1/2" length. I think the holes are 1/8" diameter. I had another mount on a platform on my bike, removed it, and put this one in without having to modify the holes. Even used the same bolts. Best advice I can give you is wait till your get yours then take it with you to the hardware store as you will have several options on bolt length and head size.
1327405
9/16 inch. Pretty much the current standard in pedal threads nowadays. Left side left hand thread, right side right hand thread.
1374335
Mike, they will fit ANYTHING. However, they do need to be drilled into the pedal mounts. These replace the silly little rubber boots all manufactures use. You want to put the throttle OVER the stock throttle, to help with heel-toe position, and drill the brake one. I would recommend using the "clutch" and "brake" plates double-stacked on the brake pedal, and stick to the OE clutch pedal. I use these in 4 cars - 3 track toys and my race car. They make a HUGE difference.
403437
The threaded part of the pedal determines whether you want the 1/2" or 9/16". Take a tape measure and measure the diameter of the hole on the crank where the pedal screws into to find which one you need.
1506193
You just have to check the sizes. I used them on my Worksman Tricycle and they worked great. So check the manual and/or remove the pedal and compare that to the source you are ordering from.
1925414
Not 100% sure but typically the pedal thread sizes are the same except course or fine thread. Not sure if they still use fine threads. They are good pedals seller will refund if they don't fit. I think it is worth a try.
2103021
this is a normal pedals - it would fit any "normal" bike crank that I know of - ignore the one size issue (hope this would help).
1939092
Off the top of my head they are about two inches. I bought these as they had the longer bolt. I had bought some at Lowes initially and they were too short.
1405119
Same as the factory one not sure the size. I just used the same bolt from the stock ones. Hope his helps
536477
The pedal mounting bolt size doesn't have anything to do with the fitment of these toe clips/straps. What matters is that your pedals have screw holes on the sides to which the clip would attach (sometimes these holes are used by the reflectors which would need to be picked out) as well as slots in the pedals through which the straps of the toe clips with thread.
1071839
Here is a link to what I think you need: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/harris/opc.html Each adapter has a 1/2"-20 male thread to fit into the 1/2" crank hole; and a 9/16"- 20 threaded hole that will accept the (male) thread of your pedals. The price is $44.95 for a pair (1-right hand and the other a left hand threaded) of adapters.
1054162
Can't find the specs but it almost certainly will work. Almost all older mtb cranks are the same bolt circle diameter.
731525
I put them on my mountain bike. They fit any crank shaft. As for what size, I don't remember having a size to select from, so you are on your own with that decision.
708258
These pedals will fit a standard 9/16" 20 TPI thread. So, it will go in the hole, but I would not consider this "fitting"
743626
That's the reason I bought them. You would need to use the bolts from the original set up. You should make sure that the wheels will fit, the size-range information would be somewhere either on the original wheels or on the inline frame.