🚲 BV Bike Pedal Set, 9/16-Inch Boron Steel Spindle, Bicycle Pedals - Pair Review

Works well. Excellent after-sales product. Bought a bike for $100 and wasn't really looking for expensive parts. It meets all requirements. Delays the cost of a new bike by several months. Installation is harder than expected

It may have been a manufacturing defect, but what I received looks exactly like the picture, but the "ball bearings" must have come from a gravel pit. Really bad quality at any price. It's hard for me to understand how something so bad could come out of any manufacturer's quality control efforts.

To me, these flat pedals are above average because they're fairly light (plastic vs. metal platforms), comfortable (wide platform with no claws), and look pretty good. I wouldn't expect them to take a lot of abuse, but for normal road riding, unless I cut myself, I'd use these instead of standard metal pedals (you know, the ones that dig into your shin when you hit you). coincidentally).

I would describe these pedals as "asymmetric". When you flip the pedal, it takes on a different shape. The difference is subtle, so I don't see the point in making the two sides different. I believe this difference in the two sides of the pedals is negligible and therefore just a distraction. The information on this product also does not make it clear that it is asymmetrical. Otherwise these are good pedals.

I don't see how they can be used on an adult bike. They are made of very cheap plastic and very slippery. I attempted 20 miles on my gravel bike and thought I hurt myself. When you try to apply force to the pedals, your feet slide sideways, forward, or backward. I removed the pedals as soon as I got home and reinstalled the old pedals. Today I am ordering new pedals from another company which are more expensive but are said to be much better and safer.

Overall I am happy with these pedals. BUT THE MANUFACTURER CAN SAVE ME A LOT OF HEAT BY NAMED A LEFT AND A RIGHT. RIGHT PEDAL. OF COURSE I RETURNED THEM. THEN WHEN I RIDE A BIKE, IT WAS PEDAL WORK CITY. I WENT ON THE INTERNET AND REALIZED THAT THERE ARE LEFT AND RIGHT. AMAZING I WAS ABLE TO REMOVE AND INSTALL IT PROPERLY. WOW, WHAT A RELIEF!

Good plastic pedal for children's bicycle. It's cheap so it lacks the features you might expect, it doesn't spin very smoothly. Upon inspection, it turns out that the bearings are open (not covered by a housing or cover) and probably will not withstand dirt. Update: I greased the bearings and put a rubber o-ring over the open hole(!) to seal the open holes. Warehouse. The lube seemed to smooth it out a bit. Improved, but still not as supple as Specialized and Crank Bros pedals. The clumpy…

I bought this bicycle pedal because it was plastic, light and easy because my metal trap pedal kept scratching my feet and the surrounding area. What I got was a good pedal, but it wasn't smooth, with a lot of resistance to turning. While I had my bike tuned up at the local bike shop, I asked her to put it on. Installed and also noticed that one of the pedals is not smooth. Disassembled, repaired and charged me $10. It's a good pedal, but poorly made. After all, it cost me the same as the more…

So far I am totally impressed with the quality of these pedals! The first thing that struck me was how strong they seem to be. You are very tough. Reflectors work well too. They were very easy to install. Make sure you install the "left" and "right" pedals correctly on the bike (the letters "L" and "R" are stamped on the metal end of the pedals). you right. I recommend hand tightening them a few turns to ensure they are properly tightened before tightening with a 15mm wrench. You can also…