Are these shoes good for a road bike and what peddles are best suited for a road bike
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Yeah, but they are more made for the trail which I know they are great for, climbing up hills in when you get off the bike. On the road though, I feel like a road bike shoe would work better as there is no extra spiky tread that makes it harder to walk when you get off the bike on the road. They're quality though. As for pedals, look up Shimano clipless pedals and you can get a nice set for under 70 bucks. All Shimano pedals I've used are awesome.
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After about 1year and 1300 miles they have been great. They are good to walk around when you are not on the bike I have shimano combo pedals spd on one side and regular on the other I think they are A530 or similar.
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They can be used on any bike. I've hear do people using them on MTB and road.
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I remember I purchased cleats at local bike shop separately. Please buy the shoes at amazon and buy cleats at local shop and ask them to install them on the shoes.
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They are the perfect fit for my Road King Classic bags. Street Glide fit should be the same.
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would these tires be suitable for a mountain bike that I plan to ride only on the street?
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A lot will depend on your shoes and the type of riding. If you are doing much out-of-the-saddle riding then a strapped clipless may be better, otherwise, if they fit your shoes, then these will be just fine. Be sure to practice getting out of them when you need to and get used to stuffing the toes in securely when jamming uphill and on technical downhills. Safety first. As for the pedals themselves, I prefer metal pedals with good bearings, but I am still using the originals that came with my 1988 Fisher Montare! No suspension for me, so a pedal's gotta be pretty durable on my fat tire bike.
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These are for Mt. Bikes road bikes use 130mm rear and 100mm front: Mt. Bikes use 135mm rear and 100mm front. These would be too long and stick out oddle on a road bike frame
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Yes, I use mine on a road bike and find it very useful. I carry multi-tool, spare tube/repair kit.
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Hi, my boyfriend is using this shoe for indoor cycling only. He doesn't have an outside road bike - so, I am not sure if it would work or not. Sorry, I can't really advise on the outside riding.
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Hi, These are made for road bikes but may fit your application. You will just need to measure.
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it should fit a standard 3 bolt pattern shoe...im not in any means a pro just a amateur cyclist ..im not even sure if this pedal is intended for stationary bikes.. just road... hope this helps
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Yes a 52cm bike would likely be a nice fit for you. You could always head to your local bike shop and have them measure you and advise you on the perfect size road bike for you.
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You're riding on street right? I would assume since you're looking for a road bike. I owned one for awhile. When I first got it, the rim was bent, contacted amazon, the shipped a new bike out and told me to take what I needed and ship it back. If you're tall, it may be a little to small. I'm 5ft 11 and it was fine for me. The only issue is the pedals are kinda low, so if you take a sharp turn and your foot is extended all the way your pedal will hit the asphalt. If I were you, I would save up extra $$ and get a better bike. It's a decent bike but you spend a few hundred more and get a lot better bike.
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Depends entirely on the width of your chainstay and front fork. If you have a touring bike or cyclocross bike, yep, they will fit. If you have a serious road racer, maybe not. I do like the tires. Prob'ly have 500 mi on 'em so far. If they are made in a thinner crosssection ... you might check on that.
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Yes. The difference between mountain and road pedals is in the shoes they are compatible with, not the bikes. Pedals are standard across all bike types.
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I recommend another peddle which is better for regular shoes and bike shoes: Shimano PDT400 Clickr Pedal. I have had both and have fallen many times with the PD-M540 but none with the PDT400. The PDT400 also has a plastic platform around it to support regular shoes. The two have a similar design but the PDT400 is a later model and is easier to get in to and out of.
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Yes, I use these on a road bike. While I do have mountain bike shoes (for comfort- I don't race), I have a friend who pairs these with road shoes.