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SPD pedal fitting size(s)

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  1. Hello all,

    before buying my first ever SPD pedals, I was wondering whether there
    are different sizes and/or threads to be aware of when fitting the pedal
    to the crank. Is this standardized or will they simply fit my '80s Raleigh?

    Robin

  2. RNK said:

    before buying my first ever SPD pedals, I was wondering whether there are
    different sizes and/or threads to be aware of when fitting the pedal to
    the crank. Is this standardized or will they simply fit my '80s Raleigh?

    Any SPD pedal should work fine with your '80s Raleigh. See:
    http://sheldonbrown.com/gloss_p.html#pedal

    Art Harris

  3. RNK said:

    Hello all,

    before buying my first ever SPD pedals, I was wondering whether there
    are different sizes and/or threads to be aware of when fitting the pedal
    to the crank. Is this standardized or will they simply fit my '80s Raleigh?

    Robin

    Your Raleigh is almost certainly standard see:
    http://sheldonbrown.com/gloss_p.html#pedal

    Derek Hodges
    Toronto

  4. Quoted message said:

    before buying my first ever SPD pedals, I was wondering whether there are
    different sizes and/or threads to be aware of when fitting the pedal to
    the crank. Is this standardized or will they simply fit my '80s Raleigh?

    Your Raleigh should be standard 9/16, just like any other current bike
    (aside from kids models, which might be 1/2 inch).

    But it's best that you bring your bike with you when you buy the shoes &
    pedals, and the shop should be setting things up for you, including cleat
    installation and teaching you how to use them.

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

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    Quoted message said:

    Hello all,

    before buying my first ever SPD pedals, I was wondering whether there are
    different sizes and/or threads to be aware of when fitting the pedal to
    the crank. Is this standardized or will they simply fit my '80s Raleigh?

    Robin

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