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today i noticed that my bike's right pedal is broken so i purchased a new set of pedals...but soon as i got home i started to have doubts if i had bought the right ones...i kinda had the feeling that i have bought a children's bike set of pedals...
here is the photo : do you think i should change them ? these are plastic
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I think those pedals are a type of resin, and really tough. I have a similar pair I keep for putting on my mtb when I don't want to use my cleat pedals. I have had these for years.
thanks..thats what i thought..
How much have you cost ? If the seller told you that this bike pedal is resin 😕?
I used a similar bike pedal to you , but it is plastic, it is easy broken. I am using metal bike pedals , They're cheap, seem strong so far, and Performance has a good return policy.
Good luck 😄
connie88 said:How many have you cost ? If the seller told you that this bike pedal is resin 😕?
I used a similar bike pedal to you , but it is plastic, it is easy broken. I am using metal bike pedals , They're cheap, seem strong so far, and Performance has a good return policy.
Good luck 😄
yeah thanks...i figured that too...i guess metal pedals are better for that purpose...he didnt say anything about the substance...but anyway...im using metal pedals now..thanks for the reply
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