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Shop by Type
SHOP BY PEDAL TYPE
| Pedal Type | Best For |
|---|---|
| Flat Platform Pedals | Grippy flat pedals give easy on-off control for commuting, casual rides, and beginner riders. |
| Clipless Road Pedals | Clipless pedals lock your feet in for efficient power on fast, long road rides. |
| SPD Trail Pedals | SPD pedals clip in yet release fast, perfect for technical mountain and gravel trails. |
| MTB Flat Pedals | Wide mountain bike pedals with pins grip your shoes on rough, rocky trail descents. |
| Aluminum Alloy Pedals | Light aluminum bike pedals resist wear and cut weight for keen road, trail riders. |
What to Look for When Buying Bike Pedals
Clip Choice
Decide between flat and clipless first. Flat pedals let you put a foot down fast and suit casual riders, while clipless pedals lock in for power. Many trail riders use SPD pedals, which clip in but still release quickly.
Pedal Material
Material affects the weight, grip, and life. Nylon platform pedals stay light and cheap, while aluminum bike pedals last longer and grip better with metal pins. Pick nylon for value or alloy for durability and a firmer, planted feel.
Bearing Quality
Good bearings keep your pedals spinning smoothly for years. Sealed bearing pedals shut out dirt and water, so they need less servicing than open ones. On any bike ridden often, sealed bearings are well worth the small extra cost.
Thread Size
Most adult bikes use a standard 9/16 inch pedal thread, so fit is rarely an issue. Cheaper kids bikes sometimes use a smaller 1/2 inch thread. Check your crank thread before buying so the new pedals screw in cleanly.
Typical Specs Across Our Bike Pedal Range
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Types | Flat platform pedals, clipless, and SPD pedal options are available. |
| Material | Nylon composite or light aluminum bike pedals kept in stock. |
| Bearings | Smooth sealed bearing pedals that shut out dirt and water. |
| Thread | A standard 9/16 inch thread fits most adult bikes today. |
| Grip | Replaceable metal pins on flat pedals for extra shoe grip. |
| Best For | Suits road, mountain, gravel, hybrid, and everyday commuter bike setups. |
Pedals bolt onto your crank arms, so fit them alongside fresh cranksets. For clipless setups, match them with the right cycling shoes, and read our guide comparing clipless vs flat pedals first. The right pedals suit every ride. Fit flat or clipless pedals to mountain bikes, road bikes, and gravel bikes to match how you ride.