The GR5 (GR501) Flat Pedal MTB Shoes from Shimano are tough, comfortable and offer incredible flat pedal grip without hampering control or locking you to the pedals. Shimano have you covered protection wise too with a tough upper that is also extremely breathable.Flat pedal shoe features grip, protection, comfort, and style for gravity ridersSticky-rubber outsole for superb grip on pedal or groundDurable synthetic upper with mesh for protection and breathabilityLace fastening for a secure fit, alternative colour lace to personalise your shoesComfortable padded ankle collar for extra comfort and protectionPlough down trails and sail over rough terrain with full confidence with the GR5 Flat Pedals from Shimano. The tough and robust synthetic upper offers great protection while the mesh inserts allow your feet to breath which helps to keep you comfortable and fully focused on the trail. The rubber sole offers high traction on and off the pedals however it s not going to stop you from re-positioning your feet on the pedals when you need to. A removable insole improves drying times for when your feet get wet, which let s face it is inevitable in the UK climate. Size Chart:
The Shimano PD-T8000 XT SPD Road Pedals have been specifically designed with road touring and commuting in mind. With these pedals you can enjoy the best of both worlds with a flat pedal platform on one side and a SPD clip-in style on the other side. SPD has low profile platform height with large platform contact area for excellent support and stabilityLightweight and high performance using a forged alloy body and chrome-moly axle with a sealed cartridge axle system for reliability and simplified low maintenanceEasy entry system with tension adjustment provides plenty of support and holds the cleat firmly in placeBuilt in reflectors adds visibility in low light conditionsIncludes SM-SH56 multi release cleatIf you like to mix up your riding a bit, then these pedals are perfect for you with the ability to run them as standard flat pedals or as SPD pedals. They provide great stability and support whichever way you choose to use them thanks to their large platform. They are easy to clip in and out of and there s easy entry adjustment for the perfect set-up. The bearings are sealed in a cartridge which means low maintenance and there s built in reflectors to increase your visibility when the light fades. All these great features make them ideal for road riding in general, your daily commute or for touring adventures.
These PD-EH500 SPD Road Pedals from Shimano are perfect for commuters and touring thanks to their versatility and Shimano s legendary build quality and durability. Combines SPD mechanism on one side and a concave stable platform pedal body on the other, you can ride with cleats or normal shoesServiceable cup and cone bearings add to long life of the pedalsAdjustable cleat tension means you can start off with loose tension for extra easy engagement and release, and turn up the tension as you progressWith these pedals you can enjoy the best of both worlds with a flat pedal platform on one side and a SPD clip-in style on the other side allowing you to ride with SPD shoes or normal shoes. These pedals can last you a lifetime with the cup and cone bearing system being fully serviceable. You can adjust the cleat tension to your preference as well, allowing you to adapt to your own cycling ability and the terrain you re riding on.
This ergonomic pedal wrench makes removing and replacing your pedals quick and easy. The long 33cm lever design provides the leverage often needed to remove stern pedals and the flip-flop wrench head will fit most pedal standards.
The ComfortLight Trekking Pedals from BBB are durable and lightweight aluminium pedals with an anti-slip rubber surface. They feature a CrMo axle, cartridge and DU bearings and dual reflectors to provide extra visibility in low light conditions.
The BBB Mount & Go Flat Pedals offer high-strength cold-forged aluminium body and cage for extra durability with less weight. The pedals feature a high-strength CrMo spindle, serrated top pattern and bottom to anchor shoes in wet conditions and dual reflectors for added visibility in low light conditions. Compatible with toe clips.
Replace your pedals quickly and easily with the BBB DualForce pedal wrench. At 33cm the pedal wrench is extra-long so it really gives you the leverage to get the most stubborn pedals off. The double-sided tool comes with 6mm and 8mm hex heads and features an ergonomic rubber handle for maximum comfort.
The SteadyRider Trekking Pedals from BBB are durable and lightweight pedals with a one-piece body and anti-slip rubber surface. They feature a boron axle, ball bearings and dual reflectors to provide extra visibility in low light conditions.
When fitting cleats to your shoes its crucial that they are set in the right position as they play a big part in your riding performance. As the main point of energy transfer its critical that they are set up correctly because if they are not power and performance will be lost as well as riding comfort being compromised which could result in injury for the rider.Most riders when fitting new cleats will spend time measuring and fine-tuning to get the cleats directly under the balls of the feet, and then go on a test ride, fine-tune, and pedal some more to find the optimum angle for the cleats, which can all add up to a lot of time. Even when you think you have the cleat in the correct position, a lot of the time it is in fact not set up correctly although this is hard to notice and is sometimes only spotted by someone who is watching your pedal motion. Luckily thanks to Ergon, fitting new cleats is now simple, precise and quick. The TP1 pedal cleat tool allows for the accurate adjustment of the three axis which are the most important when installing cleats. Fore/aft adjustment, adjusting the Q-Factor and adjusting the cleat angle. Available for a range of pedals including SPD, SPD-SL, KEO, Crank Bros and Speedplay you can be guaranteed that once you have used the TP1 pedal cleat tool you will be pedaling as efficiently as possible.
When fitting cleats to your shoes its crucial that they are set in the right position as they play a big part in your riding performance. As the main point of energy transfer its critical that they are set up correctly because if they are not power and performance will be lost as well as riding comfort being compromised which could result in injury for the rider.Most riders when fitting new cleats will spend time measuring and fine-tuning to get the cleats directly under the balls of the feet, and then go on a test ride, fine-tune, and pedal some more to find the optimum angle for the cleats, which can all add up to a lot of time. Even when you think you have the cleat in the correct position, a lot of the time it is in fact not set up correctly although this is hard to notice and is sometimes only spotted by someone who is watching your pedal motion. Luckily thanks to Ergon, fitting new cleats is now simple, precise and quick. The TP1 pedal cleat tool allows for the accurate adjustment of the three axis which are the most important when installing cleats. Fore/aft adjustment, adjusting the Q-Factor and adjusting the cleat angle. Available for a range of pedals including SPD, SPD-SL, KEO, Crank Bros and Speedplay you can be guaranteed that once you have used the TP1 pedal cleat tool you will be pedaling as efficiently as possible.
When fitting cleats to your shoes its crucial that they are set in the right position as they play a big part in your riding performance. As the main point of energy transfer its critical that they are set up correctly because if they are not power and performance will be lost as well as riding comfort being compromised which could result in injury for the rider.Most riders when fitting new cleats will spend time measuring and fine-tuning to get the cleats directly under the balls of the feet, and then go on a test ride, fine-tune, and pedal some more to find the optimum angle for the cleats, which can all add up to a lot of time. Even when you think you have the cleat in the correct position, a lot of the time it is in fact not set up correctly although this is hard to notice and is sometimes only spotted by someone who is watching your pedal motion. Luckily thanks to Ergon, fitting new cleats is now simple, precise and quick. The TP1 pedal cleat tool allows for the accurate adjustment of the three axis which are the most important when installing cleats. Fore/aft adjustment, adjusting the Q-Factor and adjusting the cleat angle. Available for a range of pedals including SPD, SPD-SL, KEO, Crank Bros and Speedplay you can be guaranteed that once you have used the TP1 pedal cleat tool you will be pedaling as efficiently as possible.
When fitting cleats to your shoes its crucial that they are set in the right position as they play a big part in your riding performance. As the main point of energy transfer its critical that they are set up correctly because if they are not power and performance will be lost as well as riding comfort being compromised which could result in injury for the rider.Most riders when fitting new cleats will spend time measuring and fine-tuning to get the cleats directly under the balls of the feet, and then go on a test ride, fine-tune, and pedal some more to find the optimum angle for the cleats, which can all add up to a lot of time. Even when you think you have the cleat in the correct position, a lot of the time it is in fact not set up correctly although this is hard to notice and is sometimes only spotted by someone who is watching your pedal motion. Luckily thanks to Ergon, fitting new cleats is now simple, precise and quick. The TP1 pedal cleat tool allows for the accurate adjustment of the three axis which are the most important when installing cleats. Fore/aft adjustment, adjusting the Q-Factor and adjusting the cleat angle. Available for a range of pedals including SPD, SPD-SL, KEO, Crank Bros and Speedplay you can be guaranteed that once you have used the TP1 pedal cleat tool you will be pedaling as efficiently as possible.