Lumintrail PD-895B Big Foot MTB BMX Aluminum Platform Bike Pedals 9/16″ Spindle (Black)
Ideal for riders with larger feet, this pedal is perfect for racing, cross country, and recreational cycling. The larger, wider pedal platform provides solid foot/pedal stability, with wider cleats for better shoe/pedal contact than traditional, smaller pedal systems. Crafted of solid and lightweight aluminum alloy, the Lumintrail big foot platform pedal provides a long lasting and durable component to your bike. Removable safety reflectors are installed.
Specifications:
-Body: Aluminum barrel polished
-Bearing: Advanced ball bearing
-Axle: Steel
-Spindle Diameter: 9/16 inch
-Dimension: approx. 105x102x27mm / 4.13x4x1.06 inch
-Weight: approx. 391 grams / 13.8 oz (1 pair)
Suitable for:
-Road, Mountain bikes, cross country, any bike with 2- or 3- piece cranks
Installation:
-Tools needed: Wrench
-Pedals are stamped with an ‘R’ or ‘L’ (though it is hidden by the safety reflectors)
-The left pedal has three vertical stripes on the nut (see pictures)
-Right pedal is regular threaded, Left pedal is reverse
Frequently Asked Questions:
*Q: Is the turn suppose to be rough?
– A: Yes, initially the rotation can feel coarse from the factory, and will go away after a break-in period of approx. 50 miles.
* Q: Should I do anything special during installation?
– A: We suggest using a little oil on the threads any time you’re replacing bike pedals.
* Q: Will these pedals replace 1/2″ pedals?
-A: No. These are 9/16″. Since the difference is only 1/16″ it is VERY hard to “eyeball” which size you need. Consult your owners’ manual or the bike manufacturer website to verify which size fits your bike.
*Q: How do I tell the left pedal from the right?
-A: The left pedal has 3 vertical grooves in alternating faces of the nut. The right pedal has a smooth nut.
Product Features
- Light weight – suitable for long-distance riding; Anti-skid pins – Anti-skid design with aluminum cage, better for riding or racing.
- Robust Materials – Made of solid and dependable aluminum alloy for a longer lifespan.
- Stable – The wider big foot platform makes for brilliant foot/pedal stability, with wider cleats for better shoe/pedal contact than traditional pedal systems.
- Safe – Hard spindles produce strong grips to your bicycle to help prevent a sudden disconnection, and reflective bars increase visibility.
- 100% satisfaction guaranteed – Industry Leading Lifetime Guarantee!
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Simple solution. I will start by saying that these are good pedals IMHO. That being said the fact that they say they may turn rough for the first 50 miles is ridiculous. The pedals should turn freely from the start. If the outer bearing nut is adjusted properly the pedals would turn smooth and free right from the start. For those that receive these pedals that turn rough there is a simple solution. First go to a hardware store and buy a pair of M7 nyloc nuts. Remove the end cap off the spindle. Remove…
Great for big feet. I’ve been running a pair of these on my Diamondback Insight for almost a year now – and that’s longer than the original pedals lasted me, so the durability is decent. These oversized platform pedals have been an excellent solution for me. They are large enough that I can use both toe clips and panniers at the same time without having to worry about my heels hitting my baggage. That’s a pretty big deal for my longer daytrips and summer touring. Even without the Panniers or clips the extra size…
Poor Quality Control Unfortunately I waited to long to put them on my bike so I can’t return them. The bearings in both pedals felt gritty when turning them by hand.When I was installing the left pedal it had a bent spindle. I put it on anyway hoping I wouldn’t notice when riding, but it sounds like it’s going to self destruct after riding only 2 miles.I contacted the company and they are sending me a new left pedal in the mail today, so the warranty is actually worth something. I’m…