So I bought these and they don't fit my bike, is there any way to tell what size my bike pedals are compared to these? my originals are smaller
1298707
There are only two sizes of pedal shafts, 1/2" and 9/16", the half inch size is the smaller of the two.
1298708
they fit crank arms with 9/16 " threads which are the most common. one piece cranks have 1/2 " threading I think. So what do you mean by they don't fit.
1179517
I can measure when i get home. They dont mount with every screw hole in the pedal (I think only two nuts/bolts per pedal). You will need to custom fint each pedal and ensure the back of the stock pedal can be drilled and a nut/bolt can go through. I suggest initially taping each pedal in place to where you "think" you want it and then make small adjustments for each pedal (left/right up/down) to make sure they cleanly install on your stock pedals.
2153506
I am pretty sure they will....I put them on my old "cruiser" bike...they are designed to be universal fit. (...that said, there may be slight adjustments here and there, nothing big, though) These are very well made by a good company, and once on, they look and function great. Just take your time, and they should fit just fine. Hope this helps. Thanks!
971574
If your bike has grip shifters than yes, if your bike has trigger shifters then they will be to short. These are grip shift model grips which are shorter than standard model grips.
2120620
Yes, they will fit . But to be sure you should go to the Progressive web site and enter your bikes info and they will give you the correct part number
2165470
These add about an inch to the pedal height. Each block is just under an inch so the pedal itself is almost 3 inches thick. Hope this makes sense
466230
My husband really likes his pedals; he has a size 12EEE foot. The studs on the pedals help keep your foot on them when they are wet. Be sure you get the right diameter shaft for your bike. I believe there were two sizes.
2195555
Threads for pedals are supposed to be universal, if you have a standard crankset these should screw right in. I use these pedals with a lightweight pair of running shoes, no problem getting in or out of the pedals.
2242781
I am not sure about your model, etc. All I did was measure the old size and go with that. They turned out to be exactly the size I wanted, etc. In fact, I think they fit better than the originals. I would guess if you did the same, they may be fine. Sorry I can't help more.
2187571
You can check on jp cycles and that would give you the option to search your bike type. I found the shocks on that website and learned that they fit my bike and then went to Amazon because they were less expensive. Best I can do.
323630
Not a bike guru....but I will say that they perfectly fit my trek 1.1. Hope this helps.
1021267
you have to buy the adapters, if they make adapters for your bike, that fit these pegs, then they will work, good luck
1704202
I found that they didn't fit when I wanted to put on some Shimano 7 speed shifters. It does say that the diameter is 25.4mm.
1219406
I cannot find a fitment guide anywhere for these, a lot of what I am seeing as they fit different bikes but you would have to modify.
1550784
I don't know if rhat would fit your bike or not. I got them because they were cheap and supposed to fit on a heritage softtail which they did not. I would not recommend them.
640472
There are two sizes of pedal shafts, 9/16 and 1/2 in. Yours is probably a 9/16. To be absolutely sure take off one of your pedals and measure the diameter of the shaft were it threads in to the crank arm. Secondly, buy a better set of pedals than these, both sets I purchased began making noise soon after use. Both sets went into the trash.
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It depends on what kind of bikes you have. They don't fit mine. They're too small.