Bike pedals
- (0)Look X-Track Race MTB Clipless Pedals$124.99
- (2)Deity Deftrap Platform Pedals$58.94$72.99
- (2)Strider Easy-Ride Pedal Conversion Kit - Children$93.49$109.99
- (0)Crankbrothers Candy 3 Pedals$219.95
- (0)Tern Sidekick Foot Pegs$15.93$40.00
- (0)MEC Clipless Trail Pedals$124.95
- (0)Crankbrothers Stamp 1 Gen 2 Flat Pedals (Large)$89.95
- (0)MEC Clipless Pedals$59.95
- (3)MEC Clipless Urban Pedals$59.95
- (0)Time ATAC MX 2 Pedals$41.94$109.95
- (3)MEC Midtown Pedals$29.95
- (0)MEC Deluxe Clipless Pedals$99.95
- (8)MEC Chinook Pedals$29.95
- (0)Look X-Track Gravel Limited Edition Pedals$89.99
- (0)Look X-Track En-Rage Plus Pedals$184.99
- (136)Wahoo Fitness Speedplay Zero Pedals$340.00
- (0)Look Geo Trekking Pedals$134.99
- (4)Crankbrothers Eggbeater 3 Pedals$219.95
- (0)Crankbrothers Candy 7 Pedals$269.95
- (0)MEC Clipless Road Pedals$79.95
- (8)MEC Transit Pedals$39.95
- (0)Look X-Track MTB Clipless Pedals$79.99
- (2)Shimano PD-EF202 Pedals$56.99
- (0)MEC Skyway Pedals$29.95
- (0)Crankbrothers Stamp 7 Pedals (Large)$239.95
- (3)Look Classic 3 Pedals$94.99
- (0)Crankbrothers Eggbeater 2 Pedals$139.95
- (6)Crankbrothers Eggbeater 1 Pedals$89.95
- (0)Look KeO 2 Max Pedals$154.99
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Put pedal to the metal
Propel yourself to new horizons with a fresh set of bike pedals. Your pedals can either be flat or clipless. Flat pedals are more versatile and user friendly, and you don’t need to buy any cycling footwear to get yourself going. If you wanted to add a bit more retention to your flat pedals, you could also attach toe clips or straps which give you more power transfer and a consistent cadence.
If you choose to get clipless pedals, you will need special cycling footwear that matches the cleats needed for your pedals. There are many advantages of using clipless pedals such as higher power transfer, pedal retention, and faster speeds. With clipless pedals, you can choose a 2-hole clipless pedal also known as the mountain bike system or the 3-hole clipless pedal, which are commonly known as road cycling pedals. The difference between the two is the power transfer you can achieve, and the cleat that is required. Whichever clipless pedal you decide to use, just ensure your cycling footwear matches the cleat needed for the pedal.
Choosing the right pedal for your bike requires a lot of thought, things to consider are the style of riding you do, your comfort level, and the speeds you want to hit. Speaking with an advisor either over the phone or in person can help you find the right pedals for your ride.




























