Mzyrh Mountain Colorful Machined Cycling Review

Break in a new Giant Hardtail and replaced the plastic pedals with these beauties. The pedals feel solid, durable and look really cool. Very easy to install. Don't be fooled though, after 150-200 miles of cycling the left pedal started clicking and sliding back and forth. The return policy is 30 days, which is a joke for this type of product. BUYER BEWARE!

These pedals are highly rated. All I can think of is if you're a light rider they should be fine. I ride quite a bit and ran through two sets. The first ones went about 40 miles and started clicking, but their return date hadn't passed so they were replaced. The new kit lasted about 240 miles and now they click.

I really wanted to like these pedals. I liked the color scheme, the weight and the feel of the ride. I've been using them for less than a month and today I hit a rock at about 10mph and the Bam pedal is bent and needs replacing. I might see a hard fall or hit a rock at higher speeds, but they aren't durable and can really ruin your day. Too bad.

These pedals are just little works of art! I've always had a bit of an issue with my feet sliding back and forth or side to side, and these pedals keep my feet right where they need to be. I had a set on an old bike that is now sitting up and they should have been for the new bike. Love the fact that they include extra pins and a wrench. Spacers are also included in case you hear a grinding noise, which most people attribute to a bearing issue. My only criticism is that the pedals are said to…

I'm driving in a very technical area with lots of rocks, roots, snags, climbs, creek beds and other obstacles that are always "stretching". Breaking things like pedals. I've had these pedals for a few weeks and given the price I was concerned about their durability. I've encountered them a few times while riding, often at speed downhill or while jumping, climbing or taking a tight turn, and so far I haven't been able to dent or bend these pedals. Needless to say, I'm pleasantly surprised at…

I bought these pedals because they "looked" very solid. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to install it before my return deadline. After I installed them they only lasted about 100 miles if that's the case before they started clicking. After replacing the bottom bracket I thought the noise was coming from a worn bottom bracket because it was very old and I was wondering how the noise could be coming from brand new pedals? So I took my bike to the local bike shop and explained my problem. He put his…

I've been wearing these pads for about six months. I drive to my university 6/7 days a week through rain, snow (which was a bad idea), wind, freeze, heat, everything. These pedals were a huge improvement over the plastic pedals my Giant came with. Being just a commuter I don't do anything crazy and can't comment on the utility in terms of mountain biking. I can comment on their ability to almost completely lock my tennis shoes forwards and backwards on the pedals, but it's perfectly easy to…

First impression: nice packaging. They seem to be of good quality, the left and right pedals are mirrored, including the logo and colors. This not only satisfies my attention to detail (others might call it my OCD), but shows that the manufacturer paid attention to such things as well. They came with five spare bolts, two spare spacers, a wrench for those two things, and two sets of washers to install. However, the instructions say nothing about it. Not so hot what's up; it was clear what they…

I bought a used hybrid and wanted to switch to these pedals to replace the original plastic pedal. Which wasn't so bad. I just wanted something better. Of all the upgrades, this one is the priciest at nearly $27, but I still like it despite reading some negative reviews. I find the pedals to be solid and very well made for the price, they move freely in every direction. This package also included a small clear bag of spare pins with a small wrench. So I thought it was fine considering the…