MTB Pedals for City Commuter Bike

Pedal Installation Guide

To ensure proper installation of your bike pedals, it's crucial to understand the differences between the left and right threads. Each pedal spindle is marked with "L" or "R" to denote the correct side it should be installed on. When seated on the bike, the left pedal should be on your left side, and the right pedal on your right side.

Thread Directions:

1. Right Pedal (R):
   The right pedal utilizes a right-hand thread. This means it is removed by turning counterclockwise and installed by turning clockwise.

2. Left Pedal (L):
   The left pedal features a left-hand thread. This requires it to be removed by turning clockwise and installed by turning counterclockwise.

Spindle Sizes:

Ensure compatibility with your bike by checking the spindle size: - Pedals are available in both 1/2” and 9/16” spindle sizes. Refer to your bike's specifications to determine the correct size for your model.

Pedal Features:

• Construction: Made from PP plastic with a molded body, these pedals are designed for durability and reliability.
• Bearings: Equipped with ball bearings to ensure smooth rotation and efficiency.
• Platform Size: Each pedal provides a platform measuring 100mm by 100mm, offering ample support and stability.
• Reflectors: Includes reflectors for enhanced visibility during low-light conditions, promoting safety while riding.

Weight:

• Each pair of pedals weighs approximately 0.7 lb (320g), contributing to a lightweight yet sturdy design suitable for various biking needs.

By following these instructions and specifications, you can confidently install your pedals correctly, ensuring optimal performance and safety while enjoying your rides. Always prioritize matching the pedal threads to their designated sides as marked to avoid any installation errors. For further assistance, refer to your bike's manual or consult a professional bike mechanic.

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