Wellgo WPD E003 Shimano Compatible Pedals Review

These pedals don't stick to what I do. At first I thought it wouldn't snap because maybe it was just my clips that were already on my boots so we replaced the clips on my shoes and used the clips that came with the pedals, they still don't fit . I tried everything to put them on, even took off my shoes and did it by hand, they don't fit at all! Now I have to remove the pedals and solve the problem of getting them back which is so frustrating.

Used in ProForm Studio 10.0 and works great! The pedals that come with the bike are really high quality but cage only/no cage with no SPD or other bike shoe attachment options. The only thing to note about this particular spin bike is that the cage on the other side of the pedals will hit the training mat/carpet when using the SPD side due to the low crank position on this bike. Since I won't be using the cages I just removed them. It was easy to do with a Phillips screwdriver.

The Peloton is a good bike and we use it every day as a family, a very good investment. But its pedals that come with the bike are not good. Firstly, this is an indoor bike that the whole family uses, so the petals should be suitable for both spikes and regular shoes. Secondly, when cycling indoors, the shoes must be compatible with Shimano SPD cleats in order not to scratch or damage the ground. Peloton comes with Delta outdoor road bike pedals. You don't want to wear Delta cycling shoes when…

I bought these bike pedals because I just bought a Peloton and didn't want to spend hundreds of dollars on shoes for my fiance and I. When I first tried Peloton it was at my local gym and they all had these pedal cages for anyone to use. I assumed when ordering that the cages were the same ones used in the gym. Boy was I wrong they suck! I found these on the recommendation of the Peloton Fbook group and they are almost the same as the ones used in gyms. They are practical, easy to install and…

Although I've used SPD cleats for years (just for gym cycling), I've never worn cleats on my own shoes. We just got a Nordic track bike and I wanted to change the pedals so I can buckle up. I thought I was crazy because the spikes just weren't attached to my Shimano boots! I even took her to a bike shop for help. When they finally got them on (with great difficulty!), I brought them home and it was absolutely impossible to break these pedals. I thought maybe I was just rusty and forgot how to…

Perfect pedal. I wanted to go back to the cage pedal until my knee felt better. I wasn't sure if my problem was caused by the cleat pedal. I called bike shops to see if they had a pedal with clamps and a frame in one. One person told me they had never heard of it, but that sounds like a good idea. I finally went to Amazon and this product showed up. Clip on one side, cage on the other. Excellent goods! My husband uses clamps and I can use cages. I just didn't want to switch pedals every time we