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New productUrban bike pedals- €9.99
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New product -35%Bicycle pedals UNION SP-827- €9.74
- €14.99
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UsedBtwin pedals- €4.99
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New product -10%Bike pedals SB3 raw nylon- €8.99
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New product -25%MOTO Reflex pedals- €44.99
- €59.99
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New productCity bike pedals- €5.99
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New productPedals straps VP-730- €3.99
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New productPedals aluminium VP-365 vintage- €16.99
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New productPedals MKS Japan Prime Sylvan stream black- €22.99
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UsedCity or mountain bike pedals- €4.99
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UsedFlat pedals Wellgo LU-985- €4.99
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UsedNine pedals VP-315- €5.99
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The pedals of a city bike are essential components that allow the rider to transfer power from their legs to the wheels of the bike to move forward. Here is a description of their function and main characteristics:
1. Power transmission function:
The pedals transmit the force exerted by the rider's legs to the cranks and, by extension, to the wheels of the bicycle, thereby propelling the bicycle forward.
2. Compatibility:
The pedals must be compatible with the cranks of the bike. There are different types of pedal attachments, including pedals with standard threads (9/16 inch) which are most common on city bikes, as well as self-securing pedals (SPD type) for cyclists using special shoes.
3. Materials:
Pedals can be made from different materials, including aluminum, steel, reinforced plastic, or even titanium for high-end models. Aluminum pedals are lightweight and durable, while plastic pedals can provide good grip and lower cost.
4. Design and ergonomics:
City bike pedals are often designed with a flat or slightly concave design to provide good support for the rider's foot. Some pedals may also be equipped with nubs or a non-slip surface to improve grip, especially in wet weather.
5. Maintenance:
Pedals generally require minimal maintenance. It is recommended to clean them regularly to remove dirt and dust, as well as lubricate the pivots as necessary to ensure smooth operation.
6. Integrated reflectors:
Some models of city bike pedals may be equipped with built-in reflectors to improve the rider's visibility, especially at night or in low light conditions.
7. Ease of replacement:
Pedals are usually attached to the cranks using a nut or quick release system, making them easy to replace when needed or to upgrade to higher quality pedals.
In summary, the pedals of a city bike play a vital role in transmitting the rider's pedaling power to the bike's wheels. They are available in a variety of materials, designs and styles to meet the needs and preferences of urban cyclists, providing comfort, durability and pedaling efficiency.
