Basic Normal Pedals

Posted on Tue 28th, July 2009

• #1

darrinm81

One of my pedals has a crack going through it and reckon it needs replacing (soon).

Any ideas on a budget replacement?

I don't need any clip like pedals. Just stock standard that isn't going to rust up or fall off.

Looking on eBay I can pick up alloy, nylon, plastic. What is the best?

Thanks in advance.
• #2

vinylvillain

Decathlon do a good cheap basic pedal for 9.99

http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/aluminium-mtb-pedals-3887277/
• #3

Alfie

v8
• #4

Booga

MKS Sylvan touring pedals are pretty basic and shouldn't give you any problems, I have something similar on my bike.
• #5

dracula

MKS Sylvans for sure, nice pedal, feels good.
• #6

edscoble

MKS Sylvan touring pedals are pretty basic and shouldn't give you any problems, I have something similar on my bike.

1+ the touring is very comfortable too, more than it look.

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