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There are two separate types of bicycle pedals, and they are flat pedals and clip pedals. Find out why it's important to install bike pedals on the proper side of the bike with help from a sponsored BMX rider in this free video on changing a BMX bike pedal. more »
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Bicycle pedals are the first pieces in a series of equipment that translates your energy into forward motion on a bicycle. Understanding how pedals do this isn't too hard, but it does involve a couple of other pieces of equipment that you may not be familiar with. The crank shaft or crank, gears and bike chain are all a part of the drivetrain that allows you to pedal the bike forward. more »
Modern bicycle pedals are made out of many different materials. The composition of the pedal you choose should match your need. If you are a casual rider, a common metal and plastic platform pedal would be fine. If you plan on racing or doing fast club rides and centuries, a clipless pedal in durable lightweight materials might be what you need. more »
When choosing bicycle pedal shoes, consider whether you will be riding for recreation or commuting, or whether you will be road racing, as this will determine the type of shoes that work best. Find cleated and clipless shoes for cycling with professional advice from a bicycle specialist in this free video on bike accessories and parts. more »
Double- and single-sided bicycle pedals have either clips on both sides, ideal for serious riders, or a clip only on one side, best suited for commuters and occasional racers. Find the right bike pedals with professional advice from a bicycle specialist in this free video on bike accessories and parts. more »
Lubricating your bicycle pedals is part of a monthly or bimonthly maintenance routine that you should adopt to keep your bicycle in good condition. You might want to lubricate your pedals more frequently if you do a lot of trail riding or are a generally heavy rider. Trail riding puts you in contact with a lot of water, which will mix with the grease in your pedals and create nasty slurry, and heavy riding in general uses up grease that will need to be replaced. more »
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