ROCKBROS MTB Mountain Bike Pedals Compatible with SPD Mountain Bike Dual Function Sealed Clipless Aluminum Bicycle Flat Platform 9/16" Pedals with Cleats for Road, MTB, Mountain Bikes

Awesome Worked perfectly on my recumbent trike...Thanks

The pedals fit my Trek Fuel EX8 and the cleats fit my specialized MTB shoes just fine. I lubed the pedals although there was adequate lube, I put more. Seems to be decent so far but the latching of the cleat onto the pedal may need some "wearing into" as it is quite difficult to lock in even with the pedals adjusted as loose as possible. I'll keep at it and update after a few rides.

Lo bueno de este producto es que ya vienen las calas incluidas, y puedes usarlas ya sea andes o no el calzado a enganchar con dichas calas.

I've already purchased several sets of RockBros regular flat pedals for some project bikes I'm rebuilding, so it was a no-brainer to order a set of these for my new mountain bike. I like having the option of SPD cleats for long climbs and sprints, while having the flat-pedal option for single track and downhilling. I'd looked at some pricier pedals with these same features, but because of my previous experiences with the regular pedals, I decided to give these a try. I'm extremely happy with the purchase, and have some recommendations. I like these pedals because when you're using the SPD side, you have lots of "float" on the pedal... you can twist your foot around without disengaging, which I really like. I always set the tension for as loose as it will go, as I like to be able to kick out of them very quickly, or if I wreck, I want my feet to disengage so I'm not tumbling with the bike still attached to me. That's a big plus with these pedals. On the flip side, the flat-pedal section is great and works exactly as expected. One thing to note if you get these pedals... you might want to get a pair of shoes that works well with both sides. Mostly likely, your regular SPD cleated shoes will have fairly hard soles, which aren't ideal for the pegged flat pedal side. I ended up buying a new pair of SPD shoes with softer soles so that they would grip better on the flat-pedal side. Some of the more comfortable touring shoes will serve this purpose... I ended up buying some Tomasso shoes that don't have a lot of tread, and have softer walking soles, and they're the perfect combo for using both sides. Overall, I'm really impressed with these for the price. They work exactly as I expected, and the cost was within anyone's budget. Why spend over $100 for some of these types of pedals when you can get these for a fraction of that?

Good concept, but I have to disassemble and apply grease to the spindle about every six weeks. I ride about 60 miles a week and they start squeaking. These pedals would be great if they had ball bearings.

Put these on my spin bike. I use clipless and my wife uses flats. Works perfect for us!

Overall I think these will work fine. I had to add a little lead-in to the back of the clip. See before and after pictures. This mimicked the Shimano pedal. Without it, it was very hard to get my shoes to lock in.

Perfect for dual pedals.