I bought a Mongoose bike for women from WalMart, my right pedal broke. I'm just wondering what size pedal should I order?
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There are generally 2 different sizes. Take the old one out and see if there is a size stamped on the bolt end of the peddle. If not, take it with you to Walmart and compare to the ones the have. Mine was 9/16. Good luck.
748574
Seems like your car has a bigger stock pedal compared to my suzuki swify sport zc31s. My stock pedal is tiny and this new one barelly (but still fully) fits the car. Considering that, I'd say yoy should be ok. If in doubt, get a smaller size if available, I know I'd get something a bit smaller second time around...
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I had the same question - but they fit just fine. I love these pedals ... really good quality (Japanese).
164671
There is no hard and fast rule for the proper size clips. Probably size "M" medium for your shoe size. I wear a man's size 10 and must use a Large, as an example. However, it all depends upon where the foot hits the pedal with shoes on. The ball of the foot must be directly over the pedal axle. If a medium toe clip will work.... However, if the shoe has a large build up in front of the toe, then a medium size might not work. The large clip is exactly 3 inches beyond the pedal cage and exactly 4 inches from the center of the pedal axle. Put your foot on the pedal and position the ball of your foot centered on the axle. Measure from the center of the pedal axle to the end of the toe box of the shoe, where it would hit the toe clip. If it falls short of 4 inches, then get the medium size, if it is around 4 or maybe a bit less, then try the large. On another topic.... When sitting in the normal position on the saddle, and the pedals horizontal to the ground, you should be able to drop a plumb line from the bony protusion at the side of the knee directly down to the center of the pedal axle. If the plumb line falls short of the axle, then move the saddle forward as far as needed. If it falls forward of the pedal axle, move the saddle back. This technique will allow the proper leverage for the muscles in the leg. It's not a precise science, so just get it as close as possible. To choose the right size of stem, once correctly positioned on the saddle and pedals, then just fall forward to the bars and note your position. If you feel strecthed out a bit, then go for a shorter stem--cramped, then try a longer one or use a swept back riser style bar and move it forward or backwards to obtain a comfortable fit. If you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask--I was the cycling coach, designer and builder of the bike ridden by the Women's World Triathlon Champion, and a two time World Record holder myself.
1076666
No idea, since I haven't taken any Soul cycle class. But you can call someone that works there (reoresentative/instructor) and ask what type of cleats are compatible with their bike pedals.
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That's a good question my friend. The one I bought here at Amazon.com is not the one that is currently shown/sold here. The one I have can be seen here: http://outdoorgearmadness.com/mongoose-status-3-0-review (the bottom picture is actually my bike :) -- I have nothing to do with the website though) The page also include some reviews and comments about the bike. I haven't had any problems at all with mine.
959152
Thanks for clarifying. Unfortunately, I don't have the box anymore to give you an estimate of the size. I recommend emailing the seller (Dakota Cycle, in this case) - they should be able to provide you all the information you need. Good luck!
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Almost. Pedals are labeled left and right. Make sure you lubticate pedals with wd40. This will make it easier to screw on pedals. After that u open up bike in 30 seconds. Inflate tires, and you're good to go. This bike is great. You will not regret it.
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I purchased my through Amazon strictly because I wanted it delivered somewhere specific. But Walmart would be a better choice for two reasons. 1 the bike comes assembled which is not hard to do but you do need a little bit of mechanical ability to make proper adjustments. The second reason is for sizing which I did not do and found out the bike is a little taller than I prefer.Hope this helpChris
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I ahve been around bikes my whole life and from my experience all pedals are threaded the same.. The pedals themselves are what are different. (Size, etc) I have 2 sets of wellgo pedals and am very happy with them, but I picked the right pedal for the type of riding I am doing.. The small pegs on these pedals grip very good on the bottom of the type of shoes I wear when I am mtn biking so I love it. but if I am fumbling around and the pedal hits my shin.. it will take a junk of skin!
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Hello. I did send the bike back. Amazon's service was great, once again. The left hand was tearing in two places. The chain drive is very loud. There is no way to fix that. New road bikes don't have that noise. This one gear spinner should not be so loud. I liked the elbow pads, however that is a where the hands go. One of the pedals came off and was stripped. It would not go back on. I know I put it on correctly. For a new product this should not have so many problems. Spend a little more and get a quality product. I got what I paid for.
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The item I received was new. I have no idea what you mean by size though- they take standard cleats that come with the pedals.
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Hi Linda I see you posted in April 2010 so this reply is probably too late, but it may help other users. I am only 5", and I bought the Schwinn 230. No problems with reaching the pedals; it works like a dream!
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Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing info,the volare has been a great value performing bike! Good Luck! Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing... » Read More Problem with this model schwinn & some of their other low-cost models like the volare is they do not give specific frame dimensions.. I have a 29" inseam, and when I stand with my feet on the ground above the frame on the volare, I just barely clear the top frame rail.. I have measured the seat post to crank pedal and it comes in at 18"..20" is approx. 51cm in bike talk,and a frame size considered small ok for someone my size,but probably not right for you..Schwinn offers similiar bikes based on the same design at walmart on-line( Varsity models)too bad about the bike sizing info,the volare has been a great value performing bike! Good Luck! « Show Less
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The Pedal is listed as having a 9/16 Bolt thread size, so the easiest method of answering your question, is spin-off your existing Pedal and take it to a bike shop ask them whether it is 1/2, or 9/16, but normally 1/2" are reserved for BMX bikes.
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http://www.yamahapartshouse.com/ ....... go here at look it up your bikes first it will tell you the size . There are 2 zuma"s... 125 or 50
1590031
For sure. Great metal pedals. Just make sue it is the correct size for the bike.