🚲 Hirate Mountain Bike Pedal, Antiskid Aluminum Alloy Pedals with 3 Sealed Bearings for Road MTB BMX Cycling, 9/16-inch Review

Overall I'm very impressed with the quality of these pedals. They're lightweight, durable, and a great alternative to clip-on pedals. It took about 5 minutes to install and remove my clip on pedals. The color matches my bike perfectly and people have asked me where I bought it. If you are looking for good flat pedals, give these a try.

Bought these to replace the nylon/plastic pedals I had on my bike. They are clearly marked with an L or R and are easy to install. They offer great "grip" with a variety of shoes I ride in. I no longer buckle up and this offers such versatility. Mud, rain, mud, etc. doesn't matter. Good product, great price, prompt delivery.

I bought these to replace the regular plastic pedals that came with my bike. I wanted something that would hold my shoes up better and it's great. My shoes have never slipped on the trail. They were very easy to install and I love that the pins can be replaced when they wear out. The price and other reviews led me to these pedals and I was not disappointed. I will buy another set for another bike.

I thought because the description says they are "Road Mountain Bike BMX Pedals". They will fit on a BMX bike but BMX style bikes seem to only need 1/2". I'm sad because these pedals are top quality. 3 bearings and durable aluminum. They are made very strong and I thought about it I'm thinking of keeping them for my MTB but I don't really need them. Doesn't seem like this company makes them in 1/2? So if you plan on using them on 1/2 threaded cranks you'll need $20 adapters , which unfortunately

Looks nice, but it doesn't mean anything if they don't work. Smooth work. The shoes keep the pedals light and firm. I like the large surface compared to my old "rat trap" pedals. Fits my 1985 Schwinn Traveler road bike. Very happy with the purchase. Update after some use of the pedals. Still works fine. Upon initial installation I noticed that the pedals spin smoothly but stop quickly instead of spinning freely. I thought it might be because the lube needs a bit of work, but the pedals still…

In the spring I bought a new bike and tried out a few different pedals. First, I've had several Shimano SPD pedals over the years that had a cage on one side and SPD clips on the other. I gave my bike to my son and decided to replace it with new wider MTB pedals because Shimano is quite narrow. So I bought a pair of cool red composite pedals that I liked the width and feel but not the color so I mounted them on my son's bike and bought these. I love the colour, I love the look but they are on…