Exustar E-PM816 Mountain Bike Clipless Pedal
Key features
- •Single side Mtn pedal
- •Large forged aluminum body with Cr-Mo bindings
- •Single side SPD and large platform
- •LSL bushing and sealing bearing reduces weight and thickness
- •Single-sided Cr-Mo binding
- •Fully adjustable binding tension
Exustar E-PM816 Mountain Bike Clipless Pedal
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
John R. Grueter•August 23, 2017
This is my second set of these. Now have them on two bikes.
Five Stars
Amazon Customer•October 12, 2016
These are some real good quality pedals not only they look real nice but they are really durable.
Love em ....
Go Browns•January 30, 2016
I recently purchased a Sunny Health & Fitness Pro Indoor Cycling Bike from Amazon. I will recommend this bike also, with some inexpensive modifications. I purchase these clipless pedals to make my cycling more realistic. I replaced the pedals and added a gel pad cover and water bottle holder. This Exustar set comes come with pedal and cleats for shoes. These worked perfectly. I paid only $16.99 and may have been my best Amazon purchase ever. I rarely give 5'ds because nothing is ever perfect. But these, so far, have been perfect.
Versatility is key
Boots•June 20, 2014
Though listed as "mountain bike" pedals, I have these on my road bike (trek 2.1) - The best part of these is that you don't need the special shoes to use them. The side with the metal is where you clip in with your cleats, flip the pedal over and it operates like a standard platform pedal.
I use my bike for equal parts commuting and long rides. When riding around town or riding to local 5ks I don't want to bring 2 pairs of shoes. In those cases I can use my regular running shoes on the platform side of the pedal. When I go on real bike rides I wear my bike shoes and can clip in on the metal side.
If you're a real racer then there are lighter, road bike specific options out there, but for the casual weekend warrior such as myself these are hard to beat.
I use my bike for equal parts commuting and long rides. When riding around town or riding to local 5ks I don't want to bring 2 pairs of shoes. In those cases I can use my regular running shoes on the platform side of the pedal. When I go on real bike rides I wear my bike shoes and can clip in on the metal side.
If you're a real racer then there are lighter, road bike specific options out there, but for the casual weekend warrior such as myself these are hard to beat.
