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Bicycle Pedals, Aluminum Alloy Mountain Bike Pedals, Universal Mountain Bike Pedals, Bicycle Pedals, 9/16 Bearing Bicycle Pedals, Lightweight and Wide Flat Pedals, for Mountain Bikes, Bicycles

£25.64
Of which environmental contribution £0.01 including VAT.
Sold by Tinor-GB

Product information

Description

High-Quality Material: The mountain bike pedals are made of aluminum alloy using a one-piece CNC machining process, making them anti-vibration, wear-resistant, and corrosion-resistant. The main axle is made of chrome molybdenum steel, which is stronger than ordinary steel and has a higher load-bearing capacity.

Anti-Slip and Strong Grip: Each bike pedal is equipped with interchangeable anti-slip spikes that ensure good grip and proper foot positioning.

You don't have to worry about your feet slipping off the pedals, even on muddy, rough, or slippery surfaces. Sealed Bearings: These mountain bike pedals are made with self-lubricating sealed bearings. The sealed bearing design effectively prevents sand and rain from entering the road bike pedals without hindering rotation, thus extending their lifespan. Easy Installation: The bike pedals are marked L and R (L for left, R for right) to avoid confusion and are very easy to install without any complicated procedures. Universality: The axle diameter of these road bike pedals is 9/16", which fits most bikes perfectly, including mountain bikes, road bikes, city bikes, touring bikes, folding bikes, etc. Ideal for cycling.

Features

  • Brand
    TINOR
  • Material
    Aluminium
  • Colour
    Grey
  • Bike storage type
    Bike stand
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME239616608
  • MMID
    994824243655
  • Product code
    TIN-03159
  • EAN
    3792895426887
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