pedals

Choosing the correct pedal is essential to performance and safety.

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The ‘lollipop’ pedals now come in four flavors with two different cleat options, different length spindles, and even a power meter option.

SRAM's latest acquisition and what it means for TIME pedals, shoes, warranties and future plans.

German brand Titanium will soon launch scary light titanium pedals on kickstarter.

The seemingly esoteric product quickly found a cult-like following across the U.S. and especially in the rolling hills of the Midwest.

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A large contact surface, a composite resin body, and chromoly spindle promise a balance of modest weight and durability for the new Bontrager Elite Road pedals.

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Art’s Cyclery breaks down the reasons why some pedals require washers, while others don’t.

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One of the most durable pedals yet from Crank Brothers, as it boasts a variety of benefits

This week, Lennard Zinn answers readers' questions about a mountain bike that won't shift right, master chain links, and more

French pedal maker takes what appears to be a big step forward in off-road pedals with a new three-model line

French pedal maker takes what appears to be a big step forward in off-road pedals with a new three-model line

Nick Legan answers reader questions about neutral Mavic bikes, keeping helmets clean, elegantly clipping in and bilingual WorldTour mechanics

Look and Polar launch KeO Power meter, for real this time

Lennard gets more feedback on tubulars v. tubeless, plus answers questions on fork fatigue, inner-tube fatigue, pedal threads and more

It may seem simple, but installing pedals on any bike can become a tricky task. Singletrack.com's Lennard Zinn explains the tricks that make installing your pedals fun and easy.

Lennard Zinn asks around about how to keep your shoe soles from getting trashed by pedals.

We try out Shimano’s new carbon PD-7900 Dura-Ace pedals.

Singletrack.com's Zach White puts his foot down on Shimano's 2011 XTR pedals. What's his conclusion? Subtly outstanding…

Zack Vestal takes Exustars Look-style carbon and titanium road pedals and deems them solid, light and inexpensive.

Speedplay pedal founder Richard Bryne has stuck with his original road design through thick and thin, but a new prototype for off-road has been in the field for some time.

Zack Vestal gives Time's new carbon-sprung I-Clic pedals a spin

After a long history with Shimano, Armstrong is joining the rest of his RadioShack team on Look Keo Blade pedals for 2010.

In an outtake from the 2010 VeloNews Buyer's Guide, our tech staff takes a look at some of the new offerings from Sampson Sports, including a road group that competes on weight with SRAM Red.

Paul Swift and Katrina Vogel answer a question about leg length discrepancy and the use of cleat shims.

Paul Swift answers a reader question about what pedal system is best for bow-legged riders.

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