🚲 iHomeGarden Mountain Bike Pedals - Aluminum CNC Bearings, Road Bike Pedals with 16 Anti-Skid Pins - Lightweight Platform Pedals for BMX/MTB Bike - 9/16" Spindle, Red Review

DO NOT BUY they are THE WORST. They weren't even well made, they had extra metal valves on the structure, a bit of impact made the paint scrape off, but THE WORST PART is they do NOT, I repeat, NOT help with any type of slide. This means that if you hit a jump or even a bump, there's a good chance your feet will slip completely off the pedals. Please spend your extra two or three dollars and buy something decent.

These pedals are inexpensive. These are die cast pedals which look like demos because if you throw away the instruments they flare up everywhere and the casting looks awful. They are then covered in a thick layer of paint or powder paint that came off when I opened the box. Is there any stock at all? To be honest I'm not sure I'll keep them for very long. I don't think I should be surprised as they were very cheap but I wish I had spent a little more money.

These pedals arrived about 1 week after ordering. They're not very light, but light enough. The original pedals were light but somewhat fragile. I weigh about 185 pounds and ride this bile 75-100 miles a week on city streets, and the lighter pedals started to come apart pretty quickly; These pedals are slightly heavier but also stronger. My bike is light green and those red pedals are pretty typical of the bike. It's a good combination so far. I can easily lubricate the bearings while doing…

This is junk. broken standard pedals that my bike had. Not only are these thick ones slipperier than you think, they're also super cheap. I ride my bike about once a week, which means it only took about 12 rides for these things to break. When I was driving on a country road, the left pedal broke. I was lucky that there was an outlet nearby, otherwise I would have been run over. My pedal was ripped off before I could pick it up, so the photo shows it was absolutely smashed. On closer…