Review on 🚴 Tiekoun Non-Slip Mountain Bike Pedals - Flat Road Cycling Bicycle Pedals [9/16 Inch] by Nick Kussmaul

This is a nice sealed bearing pedal, you can easily double or triple the price for a good pedal. Pedals are not provided on most bikes as the more expensive models don't even come with them. So this is one of the easiest and best upgrades you can make. I ride a lot, have four bikes and never use plastic pedals anywhere as they can break and are usually very slippery when it rains. Those big pedals spread the load, and the knobs add some traction. They are marked with the letters L and R, which means you are standing behind the bike and facing ahead. You will notice that the L thread is a different reverse thread. The drive side (R) is a normal thread. The pedals can be tightened with an Allen key or a pedal wrench, the stem fits both. 9/16 is the standard pedal size in the US, one of the few universal standards in the bicycle industry.