🚲 BIKEIN PRO Mountain Bike Pedals: Platform Flat Pedal with Sealed Bearings - Nylon Pedals for Enhanced Performance Review

Nice pedal. Light and very handy. At this price you can't go wrong. These are the exact same pedals that Race Face, Fooker and Cansucc make. Probably others too. Probably with the same molds in the same factory. These are great pedals for big feet and feel solid enough.

Mount them on my son's 20 inch diamond back mountain bike and they are great. I like them as much as my half price racing chests. I had to buy 9/16 to 1/2 inch adapters which made them almost the same price as my chest. The adapters were actually larger than the pedals, but we're worth getting pedals that don't slip off.

For $20 these things are amazing! I hate breaking $200 pedals on rocky trails. I don't want to throw them away either. But if I beat them, I don't feel so bad. The cleats hold up well and the platform is on par with more expensive pedals. My only concern is that the hex on the spindle end doesn't appear to be metric. So if you need to pedal on the trail (which is rare), you'll need an SAE allen wrench.

Excellent price. Carefully packed. Arrived in less than 2 days. Easy installation and perfect fit. Came with extra pins and a crankset wrench (for those who don't have one). It appears to be a quality product. After only 1 day of flawless operation, it is still too early to speak objectively about their longevity. My previous rating is very good. Are they as good as a $1,500+ set of 100% Unobtainium pedals? Most likely not. I definitely recommend her highly.

I bought two sets of these pedals, orange for my wife and black for me. So far I like them very much. The bearings are very smooth and the foothold is absolute. With these pedals, your shoes won't slip off, it's very nice to get out of the saddle and pedal hard. The only downside I see with them is that you have to be careful when walking or cycling, they will rip your leg if you wear shorts and run into them. I would recommend these pedals to anyone who is looking for a bright color for their…

They are made of plastic and are quite inexpensive. This works best for me as the pedals seem to hit the roots and wobble the most on a mountain bike trail. I have had many rides with them and they have held up very well. I've had one of the propeller teeth fall off and a small joint splinter, but the pedals are still rideable. I don't see any difference as there are many more bolts that need to be connected to my shoes to feel secure. I bought a backup in case something happens. My buddies…

I have bought many BMX pedals over the years. I decided to try them because my Odyssey Trailmix had loose bearings and worn pins that I couldn't find a replacement for. I ride some of the biggest BMX trials in the world (catty/posh) and surprisingly these under $20 pedals do the job. The pins are sharp and stick well, the bearings haven't come loose yet, and they're lightweight thanks to the plastic body. I've used these pedals on a couple of rainy days at the track and they work quite well…

TLDR; I'll keep them and give Chester back. I was curious to see how they compare to the well-known and well-reviewed Raceface Chester. For now, the review is based on design only. I'll update when I try both on the bike. I bought both and put them side by side. As you can see there is a difference in design. Revain has other replica pedals that are more similar in design to the Chester. The main difference I see is that the Chester has 4 pins in the front and 4 in the back while the BIKEIN…