Does this bike allow you to wear biking shoes that clip in or use the toe cages?
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I got this bike for my husband. It comes with plastic toe cages. He says that if you wanted to you could change the pedals out to use you clips, but it does not come with clips.
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You can buy the clip-ons but it's equipped w/the toe cages. You would just unscrew the original pedals and screw on the shimano's
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Yes. One side of the pedal accommodates the toe cage and the opposite side of the pedal accommodates a clip-in cleat. I brought the Spinning NXT pedals specifically for the cleat lock-in. I've had them for about a year and they have been excellent.
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No, these are significantly more comfortable and useful than toeclips for my kind of riding which is mostly around town in regular shoes. My only complaint with them is they are not easily adjusted on the fly which isn't an issue if you wear the same shoes regularly.
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The "cage" is the black piece of sheet metal that goes around the perimeter of the pedal to make a platform so you can push and grip without cleats on your shoes. If a pedal has a piece that goes over your foot, that's called a "toe clip." These pedals don't have toe clips.
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Not really sure, but my toe clips fit on my bike pedals. I remove the reflector and then the bracket and toe clip is held on with bolts to the pedal itself. they could be modified to fit any pedal I would think. I use mine on a Schwinn roadmaster and a sidewinder. I did have to modify on the different bikes that I have had, but it was a very simple process. I'm sorry I know much about the verve trek bikes, it really comes down to the pedal itself I believe.
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Does NOT come with shoes, but DOES come with clips. Works with shimano shoes. Not sure about any others.
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As in toe clips? Not really. The platform frame is mostly solid so you would have to tap holes in it to put in the toe piece and cut slots for the straps.
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yes, 2 screws and nuts that attach the toe clip to pedal. If you have a vintage bike pedal you may need a couple of washers
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No. Please note that "clipless" pedals are the pedals in which you clip into the pedal with a cleat on the bottom of your shoe. I know, it sounds weird and wrong, but that's the term for it.
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Probably not - children's bike pedals usually do not have the mounting holes necessary to attach these toe clips.
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That is the intended purpose of the mtn bike pedal. Although you could use them on almost any type of bike, as long as you have SPD compatible shoes.
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No, the shoes do not, cleats came with the pedals! However, they are Outstanding shoes, I use them for mountain and road biking!
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This spin bike comes with standard rat-trap pedals. To "clip in", you would have to swap to pedals that support the type of clips you're using.
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Hello! Because they're SPD's on both sides, it's not too practical to use them without cycling shoes. A great alternative to check out is Shimano PD-M324 SPD Dual Platform Pedal - SPD on one side, flat on the other for use with sneakers, etc. I 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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The pedal must have slots in it to mount the toe clip in the front , and slots in the back to slip the strap through. If the pedal is just a solid block then this toe will not work.
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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.