MARQUE Bike Pedals: Premium 9/16 Inch Boron Steel Spindle with Reflector - Ideal for E-Bike, City, Urban Commute, Road Bikes - Replacement Cycling Pedals Review

Pro: fair price, good fit, no problems so far. Con: He's a week late. Don't have labels on the left or right side. (But all you have to do is check eligibility.) If they can add a label that would be very helpful. I need some YouTube videos to figure it out. Good choice for a 9/16 pedal.

I had to find something affordable for my commuter bike as the old pedal broke. The product only listed 9/16 threads, which I don't really understand, but after digging around I was pretty sure my pedal had 9/16 threads and got them. Easy to install and works great so far

The pedal was good, it had weight which is good. But the only issue I had with the pedal was the thread size. I needed 1/2 instead of 9/16 so I have to buy pedal extenders. One way to improve buyers' knowledge is to let them know that only one bike with curtain needs 9/16. You can also put 9/16 and 1/2 on the same list (to avoid confusion). On the other hand, it was my entire fault for not doing my research before purchasing.

Good for your easy track and off-road riding. I've bought other, more serious pedals with protruding clutch bolts. They worked great but they also ripped the back of my leg and I almost scratched the paint on my truck. Since I don't drive "seriously", these basic pedals are perfect. The company also emailed me saying they would come and let me know their diameter and an easy way to tell if you bought the right size.

Pedals won't scratch your shins like many high end pedals. That's because the small plastic nubs are rounded instead of sharp. It may have dire consequences. I do not know. So far they have been as good as they need to be. This pedal also distributes the weight across your foot, so you don't injure yourself while pedaling in your shoes. The bearings could be better but at this price point this pedal has something most others lack. common sense when designing a pedal for commuting or everyday…

I've spent a lot of time making sure these pedals are securely attached to the bike's crank. I took my bike outside to ride. The right pedal slipped out of my hand and the pedal came loose. I also have a scratch on my leg. I tried to screw the pedal back onto my hand but the pedal had already injured my hand. The threads are broken. I have returned this product. I need to either rethread the connecting rod or replace the connecting rod. Local bike shops are insanely busy these days and there is