Are the pedal "teeth" to grip shoes on both sides of the pedal or only one side? I don't want to have to flip the pedal to mount the bike everytime.
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.
2070499
If you look at the way the pedal is oriented, as well as the picture, there is a "front" direction on the pedal, and that side has more teeth. There are still some teeth on the other side, but you probably won't get as much traction. I use mine with toe clips, so I always have to flip them.I think you'll be able to mount the bike either way, but once you want to get up to speed, you may prefer to flip the pedal.
2070500
These pedals do indeed only have "teeth" or the grips on one side. I paired these pedals with a set of the Power Grips, but I think they're designed to be paired with toe clips of some sort. The tend to naturally flip to the grip side though due to the way they're shaped / weighted, so it's really not that big of a deal. These have been a great set of pedals though. They're light, durable, and really pretty inexpensive. I don't think you can go wrong with these.
2070501
They grip both sides. The shape is slightly different when flipped, but I don't notice any difference while riding. Ithink it is only aestheitc.
1861378
I'm using hold fast straps and they work perfect, I used wire cutters to shave off a little plastic to slide them through. As far as toe clips go, I don't think they'll work because they need to be screwed on at the front of the pedal. Hope this helps!
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I ride with regular sneakers. It comes with foot straps connected to the pedals that you can place your shoe into, it's nothing fancy. Also if you dont want to use them, it is easy to take them off or just do what I do when I don't want to use them, turn the pedal over and use the other side. Personally I sometimes prefer to not use the straps. The reason being is that this particular model does not have a breaking system on the fly wheel, so if you are pedaling fast and attempt to do get out of the saddle or make some adjustment it will try to throw you off the bike. That is not really an issue though as its intuitive by nature and that has happened only because i'm new to it. I ride with regular sneakers. It comes with foot straps connected to the pedals that you can place your shoe into, it's nothing fancy. Also if you dont want to use them, it is easy to take them off or just do what I do when I don't want to use them, turn the pedal over and use the other side. Personally I sometimes prefer to not use the straps. The reason being is that this particular model does not have a breaking system on the fly wheel, so if you are pedaling fast and attempt to do get out of the saddle or make some adjustment it will try to throw you off the bike. That is not... » Read More I ride with regular sneakers. It comes with foot straps connected to the pedals that you can place your shoe into, it's nothing fancy. Also if you dont want to use them, it is easy to take them off or just do what I do when I don't want to use them, turn the pedal over and use the other side. Personally I sometimes prefer to not use the straps. The reason being is that this particular model does not have a breaking system on the fly wheel, so if you are pedaling fast and attempt to do get out of the saddle or make some adjustment it will try to throw you off the bike. That is not really an issue though as its intuitive by nature and that has happened only because i'm new to it. « Show Less
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Are your kick pedals connected to each other? If so, I believe you can not flip flop it.
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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
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Yes but only the one side. The other side has a big hump and makes it uncomfortable to wear street shoes. I don't like them because of that design. I would have preferred, one side cleated with the other for street shoes. My issue is because I can only use the one surface I will sometimes slip and clip in when that is not what I want.
1004990
One slot on the back side for the strap and screw holes on the front of the pedal to secure the toe clip. Any second strap would have to be a make-shift arrangement.
608191
I'm not sure what you mean by "dual pedals." It comes with what you can see in the picture. Strap on top and flat bottom when you flip it over. Is that a dual pedal? Sorry.
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You get two pedals. Also included are the cleats and bolts to mount to your shoes.
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Yes, this has a clip on one side and a regular bicycle pedal on the other side. That said, I wasn't super impressed with these pedals in general. They're functional and for my application they ended up work well, but the cage is relatively small (not important if you're using the clip side) and they're a little heavy, as are most clip-in combo pedals. If you're looking for a large cage "bear trap" style of pedal on the non-clip-in side, this isn't the best choice.
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My touring bike has a Rohloff grip shifter on the right side. I used a stock set of Ergons and cut the one side to fit w/o problem.
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Yup. I assume your bike has a flip-flop hub, just take your wheel off and toss it on the other side.
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My bike has no quick release either, and I haven't had any issues. I'm not pedaling fast, though, so take that into consideration. :)
1423663
I wish I had a simple solution for you, but I can't seem to get mine to stay either. But I'm thinking I may go buy a cheap pair of shoes and gorilla glue the damn things to the pedals.
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The pedals it comes with have two sides. One for regular shoes/trainers and the other has the spd cleat which is fairly standard on spin bikes in the gym or on mountain bike pedals. Road bike spd's would not work
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Ms. Russell ... There are a pair of pedals, one for each side. I put them on my Grizzly 550 and they work great. I had to drill holes for them but that was no big deal for me. Regards
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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.