🚲 Cycloving Large Platform Mountain Bike Pedals with 3 Bearings: High-Strength, Lightweight, Non-Slip Bicycle Pedals for Road, MTB, and Fixie Bikes Review

It is larger than the original I provided the photos. Much more durable as I was able to bend it back to the original as I weigh 300lbs. and 12 feet wide.

killer pedals at a killer price. Use them for my fixed gear with straps. I had to loosen a few bolts to thread the straps, but that's not a problem.

I have to leave my bike outside and after 2 months the metal spikes around them are showing signs of rust. Otherwise these are good pedals - large with non-slip spikes.

I think I've seen Sasquatch use them. The pedals are fairly light and feel solid so far. They are large and provide good grip on my bike when the ride gets a bit hairy. I recommend using some pedal washers between them and the crank arms.

Good pedals. I can't use them because I assumed they were the right size, they are 9/16 but I needed half an inch. Should not be returned. I can use them on another bike. But if they are the right size for you and you want a quality low cost pedal I would recommend them.

I was a bit skeptical when I ordered them. They are an amazing deal at this price. You can spend double what I paid for them and don't even come close to matching the quality. These pedals are light, thin, have great traction, a well-designed footrest, and roll very easily thanks to three bearings per pedal. Try them, you won't be disappointed.

Arrived on time, ideally a pedal. Felt sturdy, I liked the grip and it turned very smoothly. However, the other pedal had a loose bearing shaft that slipped in and out of the pedal body a bit. I didn't want to try to fix it myself so I sent them back. RETURN WAS EASY. If you could get two of these pedals in good assembled condition I think they would be really good.

These were great pedals that I used for a few months for commuting. I liked them as much as my Fyxation Mesa pedals. However, after waiting at a red light, I got up to step through an intersection and the axle sheared or broke in half as you can see by the metal lip in the picture. My inner thigh hit the top tube resulting in a huge bruise and I landed on my side. I dropped the part of the pedal that wasn't in the crank and rode home on a pedal and the bulge. I will never save on such a heavily