What does the M stand for? Would it fit the pd-A53- SPD Pedal?
471609
I believe the M in SH-WM51 stands for Women. This shoe does not come with the SPD clip, depending on what you are needing it for. If you are using it for indoor cycling/spin I would recommend the single release SPD clip if you are an outside cyclist I think you may want to go with the dual release. I recommend you getting the clip and having it installed at a local bike shop for the best fit. I love my Shimano's! I mainly use them for indoor cycling. Hope this helps.
556040
I measured the unit I have. The only 13" dimension I found is between the two foot pedals (center to center)
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).
50795
They are called straight pins and keep my feet on the pedals very well, you may be able to get a better idea of the hardware from the replacement pin set they sell on Amazon: Xpedo Face Off Pedal Straight Pin Kit 50pc
439562
First off I'm not pleased with this pedal. The description sounds like one side is SPD, the other for regular shoes. Wrong. The side opposite the SPD interface has a large hump, making it virtually useless. I wear SPD shoes, but sometimes I'd perfect not to be clipped in these will not easily allow that. Shimano makes other pedals similar to this one, if I could do it again. I would choose something else. The finish light gray wears off pretty quickly so eventually they will be silver.
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"
1237057
It is for the PAIR---I ordered the wrong size and they will do me NO GOOD, so I chose to return them for an exchange---I will end up with $38.00 in a $14.95 pair of pedals---BAD mistake--Thank you for your interest--
272698
Better yet sign up for thegearpage.net if you aren't and ask the question in the Effects & Pedals thread -- those guys have every pedal known on earth and someone will answer you quick. It's free. I'd do this before ANYTHING else.
1409311
A Retrospec Crankset has a crank arm length of 165mm. No need to worry about pedal strikes!
2038650
yes. but I prefer to use the Straitline Platform Pedal 9/16", also ordered from Amazon.
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...
971635
It should fit but make sure it is rated for the same or more mA (milliamps) so you don't damage the BOSS pedal.
1590032
I think it all depends on the size the bike requires for the threaded insert of the pedal. I believe this one comes 9/16" or 1/2". Determine the size of the original pedal insert. I originally took our old pedal to Dicks Sporting Goods and they explained to me the difference and exactly what pedal to look for. I believe ours was the 1/2"--not typically found in stores so that is why I went to Amazon to order with the suggestion of the type of pedal (not plastic) to get.
1709429
I am on my third foot pedal for my MinnKota. The circuit boards are crap. Mine is 12 volt but I believe they are the same foot pedal. Email me and I'll send you a pic of the plug if that will help. dan@dancolettering.com
1635594
1970s with the steel caps-NO but the 1980s pedals with the plastic caps are interchangeable with the MKS caps. Hope that helps.
98441
Hi Anne! I just went and measured mine and here are the numbers for you: 16 3/4" W, 17.5" D + 2.5" for foot pedal, and 26 1/4" H. Hope this helps. I still love mine and with lemon oil they clean up and look like new.
858767
Honestly any pedal at your local bike shop would fit perfectly fine as long as it's a bmx pedal because they are bigger. I have just some random bmx pedal on my fixed gear and I think it's the best. There is no difference in others.