🚲 ROCKBROS MTB Pedals: Aluminum Flat Pedals for Mountain Bikes | Sealed Bearing, Lightweight Platform for Road, BMX, and MTB Bikes Review

I can't understand why you would want to pedal thrice when you change clips because the trail gets rough. When push comes to shove, these pedals will pack a punch. Bought them for the whole enchilada in Moab. Well executed and has battle scars from travel. I highly recommend them.

Slippery pedals which broke on second ride. On the second ride on the pedals, they stopped spinning on the spindle, making it almost impossible to pedal on one side. Took off a betrayal on the edge of the troubleshooting trail, didn't see anything obviously wrong. Put the pedals back on and after a few hundred feet down the trail the pedals fell off. I managed to hobble the bike back to the start of the trail, but I wouldn't recommend this pedal.

These pedals are EASY and have served me well for several months. For the price they fit quite well. The spikes don't seem to be easily replaceable and they aren't sharp. They're a bit rounded and not the toughest. The dust cap on the left pedal came off after a while while riding and I lost it. The pedal still works, but the insides are exposed to the nasty elements. I ended up replacing them with a more durable pair. They're light and good to start with, but you can replace them at the end…

In general the pedals are of quite decent quality considering the price. I've put about 250 miles on them in just over a month and they've held up well so far. I like that they are pretty thin. However, the nut holding the bolts on the outside of the spindle on the right pedal has somehow loosened recently and the pedal now sits loosely on the spindle and is able to slide about 1/4 inch. I suspect this also allows dirt and debris to get in and wear down the bears/seals. For this reason my…

This item is absolute junk - DO NOT BUY! I put them on before hiking. I tested the bike at home, there were no problems. The first 30 minutes of my ride on the road and the left pedal starts to wobble. The pedal chewed through the threads on my crank. Initially, even though I cut the thread across, it went in smooth and tight. Once I managed to get the pedal out, I found the real problem - it's a bad product. If you look at the picture you will see that the threads on the L pedals are cut at an

Excellent pedals! Super light! Very strong. Anyone who claims these pedals are uncomfortable is wearing the wrong cycling shoes! The bottom of the shoe should be very thick and very stiff. If you think about what kind of shoes you would wear if you had to climb stairs or armor all day, the same goes for cycling. These pedals are a single piece of machined aluminum. They have excellent grip and rigidity. Also, as far as pedals falling apart, you need to check the bolts on the bike almost every…

I use ROCKBROS nylon pedals on ALL my bikes! My hard suspension and hard suspension mountain bikes and my hard grass/pavement training bike. I have to admit I'm a bit disappointed 😞 I ordered a new bike and the titanium finish would have looked phenomenal for the pedals! However, the pins are rounded at the top, so the grip is not as good as with nylon pedals. These are fantastic pedals and I probably mounted them on my training bike as I don't really need extreme traction. I've thought about…

Wanted some red tinge to update my bike's color scheme and decided to give it a try as I had used Rockbros composite pedals before and was happy with them. I appreciate the muted styling versus the "cosmic" over-styling that many aluminum pedal designs suffer from, no matter the price. That's subjective, of course, but I think Rockbros has outperformed most of its competitors thanks to its simplistic design. The pedals came in a plain box, looked very slick and the anodizing was the same…