MOHEGIA Bike Pedals,Mountain Bicycle Pedal Sets,9/16 Compatible, Non-Slip Aluminum Allow Replacement for BMX MTB-Pair

Almost the same as the 30 year old ones they replaced on my old diamond back. Installed easily. Good value and well made.

met my expectations, good product

The pedal fits great, nice quality materials for an amazing price. I put them on an expensive bike and you wouldn’t think they were less than $15

Assembly: Has a standard 9/16ths thread (came pre-greased), but while most default plastic pedals can be put on using a 3/8ths wrench, these seem to fit the less-common 5/16ths wrench. Still, went on smoothly for me by hand, and used needle-nose vice grips tighten them up at the end.Impressions: You can tell right out of the gate this is a premium pedal. Solid metal, yet lighter than the plastic pedals that came with all 4 of my bikes. Excellent durability; very unlikely to crack or split after a few years / hundreds of miles, unlike plastic. Super smooth rotating action. I can easily feel the difference in the rotation over my old pedals. More power and less friction with every crank. Impressive. Very good grip as well. The pedals helped me feel more confident in my ride.Downsides: These are slightly smaller (less wide, and closer to the crank) than the beefy plastic ones that come with many bikes in the US. That may not bother some, but I found that with large, wide-sized shoes (US Size 10W or bigger) this could cause fatigue. This is because big-footed folks coming from a pedal with larger surface area will now be pedaling more with the inner / medial balls of their feet -- the pedal doesn't fully cover a large wide-sized shoe's width. Additionally, since the pedal is slightly closer to the crank as well, I found myself unnaturally trying to keep my legs closer to bicycle, which puts some strain on the inner calf after a few miles. I could imagine larger people, commuters, or people without chain guards finding it slightly more annoying. Still, just a minor gripe since that's not most people, and I didn't notice until about 15+ miles because I was getting more power overall by pedaling this way. Happy trails!

If this were on one of my bikes, I'd want a larger cage area, however on my 10 year old son's mountain bike, it's perfect.I'm sure many adults would get along fine with them too, so no need to limit these only to the kids.Bearings felt like they were setup just fine from the factory, so I didn't take them apart as I'm often required to do. Haven't been using them long, time will tell if they hold up.Initial impression, 5 stars.

2.5 out of 5 stars since only one pedal was in good condition. I needed a cheap set of pedals for a bike I was building to sell. These are definitely cheap but just keep in mind you get what you pay for. The right pedal was excellent. However, the left pedal was a disaster. It felt like it had no grease in it, it was extremely tight and wouldn't turn freely. It honestly looked like it had already been used. I tried to take it apart and grease it but when I pulled the end cap off I noticed the bearings were pressed in and there was no way to get it apart without destroying the whole pedal. I put the cap back on and just installed them since I needed to sell the bike anyway and it was better than none at all. I would have returned them and went a different direction if I were going to keep the bike for myself.

A mi mujer le gusta usar cubre pedales. Son esos accesorios de plástico que sujetan un poco el pie sobre el pedal. Estos son los pedales a los que mejor se adaptan los cubrepedales. Son de acero, un poco pesados y algo ya quizá anticuados pero funcionan perfectamente. Tienen muy buen agarre.

These pedals are very smooth and quiet and seem to be well-built. I replaced a set of old, ball-bearing pedals (new pedals have DU bearings) because they were clicking and making a racket. Do not expect that with these new pedals since no ball-bearings. Not sure about the durability yet, but I ride 100+ miles per week and at this price, if they last a year, I will be happy. Please note, it is important to apply grease to the pedal threads before screwing into the crank. You will be glad later when you try to remove these pedals. My old pedals did not have grease applied to the threads and I almost ruined a pedal wrench trying to remove them. Had to go to my bike shop where they have a more robust wrench and even then, it took considerable effort to remove the pedals. Other than that, the installation of the pedals is very easy. I may provide an update after a few thousand miles on these pedals.Update: After a year and 3 months and just over 5000 miles, these pedals are still as good as new. Had some reservations about the lack of bearings, but have had no problems with the DU bearings and they seem to be holding up well. Highly recommend these pedals. You can't beat the price and quality.