Is this a continous pedal motion
279803
I think I know what you are asking. This bike has a flip flop hub. That means that it can be set to a free wheel where you can coast w/o pedaling. If you flip the hub, it becomes a fixed gear. That means that when the back wheel rotates, the pedals rotate. Does that answer you question?
279804
It has a flip flop hub meaning on one side it's continous pedaling (fixed fear) or you can flip the rear wheel over and it's free wheel (non-continous, cruise)
279805
You can flip the rear wheel so that it can be either a fixed-gear, meaning that the pedals move if the wheel moves and you can pedal backwards, or a single-speed, where you can coast. This is the difference between a freewheel/single-speed, and a fixed-gear bicycle. I hope this answers your question.
279806
It has a flip-flop hub meaning you can turn the back wheel around to make it fixed gear(continous pedal motion) or free-wheel(like a normal bmx bike)
87387
Generally, you can tell by looking at the piece the pedals attach to. Is it one continuous piece(kinda S shaped)? or is it a spindle with an arm attached on each side? Continuous is usually 1/2" Spindle with arms is usually 9/16"
456097
I replaced the original pedals with my own clip-in pedals, so I haven't had that issue. But the likely reason is that the bearings in the original pedals are of very poor quality, so instead of the pedal spinning as smoothly as it should, it is instead spinning the part that screws into the crank arm. The solution is to either buy a better set of pedals, or go to your local hardware store and buy some thread lock compound, which is a kind of non-permanent glue that you can put on screws and threads to prevent them from coming loose. Good luck.
830335
Yes,you can pedal backwards. There's also resistance as you pedal backwards
1554091
Yes! .. I have done this. However, you have to be careful. The "Flywheel" is heavy and will continue forward motion when you want to stop pedaling. Practice slowly until you feel comfortable in doing that exercise. Tension can be adjusted on the flywheel.
1429549
For whatever this is worth, one time this happened to us and we thought it was the right pedal but it turned out the seat was loose. This might not be your problem but check the seat. Hope it helps.
1867424
Yes it is. Your left pedal is going to need something to stick to like carpet.
84293
Does "fixed" mean that the pedals continuously spin when in motion? Yes, however this bike offers a flip flop hub which can switch to a single speed which will allow free wheel motion. These hubs are very popular on single speed and fixed bikes.
88202
This is a pair of pedals. I like the pedals, but I did need to adjust the bearings. They had a clicking sound when I first installed them
2049520
There are two pedals in the package, one for the left and one for the right. I had the same question when I was considering the purchase.
2021263
Hasn't happened to me yet. I love these pedals so far. Only been on about a couple dozen rides with them but I weigh 200lbs and they feel solid. Very light also.
848115
No, you have to purchase new pedals if you want to use cycle shoes. I installed them easily and really like using the cycle shoes. I think you get a better workout. Just remember the threads may be reversed.
1822732
The effects pedal does NOT have a spring in it. That allows you to set variables (freq,, repeats, speeds) for the different voicings and effects. It is how it should be. You wouldn't want to be performing and have to concentrate on continually resetting your effects pedal.
978758
no it is not- and don't buy it - hard to use , adjustable knob doesn;t work- as you tighten it , the pedals get harder to turn and it over heats. the feet rotate and you constantly have to re ajust them . also a lock washer that holds the pedal shaft in fell out and can't be reinstalled due to the shaddy construction. save your money and agrevation with this product.
1642214
It had a pedal ( i no longer own it). I do not remember if it was 2 or 3 pedals.
645299
You could probably adjust and find a way to make it work if you need to do this. I personally never use my left foot in this manner, but I am sure you will be able to work it out. It's a great pedal, you just need to get used to the feel of it, as it doesn't feel like a normal pedal, at first it feels strange that you don't even notice pressing it down, but after a few days it felt great for me! I love this pedal!
1554752
No. The cable is hard-wired into the pedal base. The wires are very delicate, and would be difficult to reattach. It'd void the warranty. They are great pedals. I'd just coil up the excess cable and secure it with tape or a zip tie.