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Shimano PD-M424 Pedal
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$59.99 - $70.00
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Shimano PD-M424 Pedal Reviews
Most helpful positive review
[11 of 11 customers found this review helpful]
Most helpful negative review
Good inexpensive pop-up pedal
"I bought these pedals after trying a few different types/brands. I ride quite a bit of cross country, but I climb for the reward of a fast descent. I also ride clipped in when downhilling, and I found it difficult to engage the cleat into the other pedals I used. These pedals are easy to clip into, and if you don't get clipped in right away, you can still ride for awhile without it felling weird. I did recentl..." Read Full Review »
Aug 10, 2008 by Nevada Car Camper
Two years of usage review
"Rode these pedals for two years. Like the intention of design, but the plastic gets beat up really fast. After two years of riding, the pedals looked like my dog chewed on them...and I dont have a dog.Overall pedals functioned good, just did not care for the plastic cage around the clip.Works good if you are not too aggressive of a rider, but otherwise I Would recommend something a little more durable than a p..." Read Full Review »
Nov 20, 2008 by Nick Bee
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[11 of 11 customers found this review helpful]
Shimano PD-M424 Pedal Review
Good inexpensive pop-up pedal
- Adjustable
- Dual Sided Entry
- Good Platform
- Increases Pedaling Efficiency
- Reliable Entry/Exit
Pros
- None
Cons
- Mountain Biking
Best Uses
"I bought these pedals after trying a few different types/brands. I ride quite a bit of cross country, but I climb for the reward of a fast descent.
I also ride clipped in when downhilling, and I found it difficult to engage the cleat into the other pedals I used. These pedals are easy to clip into
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- Avid Cyclist
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
Shimano PD-M424 Pedal Review
Nice beginner pedals
- Adjustable
- Dual Sided Entry
- Good Platform
- Increases Pedaling Efficiency
- Reliable Entry/Exit
Pros
- Plastic is less durable
Cons
- All around
- Mountain Biking
Best Uses
"I just got in to mountain biking about a year ago and finally decided to go clipless. These are a nice first set of clipless pedals. The large platform feels secure after clipping out during sketchy pieces of trail. I also use my bike to commute to school. The platform is big enough that you can …" Read Full Review »
- Casual Cyclist
[3 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
Shimano PD-M424 Pedal Review
Somewhat difficult entry/exit, but nice
- Adjustable
- Dual Sided Entry
- Good Platform
Pros
- None
Cons
- Mountain Biking
Best Uses
"I purchased this set of pedals for my Gary Fisher Mountain bike. I have just started riding some intermediate trails and was a little flustered when I was not able to release as quick as I would like. I thought breaking them in might work, but ended up having to adjust to my liking. Over all I wo …" Read Full Review »
- Weekend Warrior
Shimano PD-M424 Pedal Review
Great Pedeals
- Adjustable
- Dual Sided Entry
- Good Platform
- Increases Pedaling Efficiency
- Lightweight
- More »
Pros
- None
Cons
- Mountain Biking
- Road Biking
- Upgrade
Best Uses
"These are my first clipless pedals and the guy at REI recommended them he was right on. They were easy to adjust to after one fall, but I had to for the fun of it. Wow it is amazing how much power I have, can't believe I waited so long to upgrade the hills are no problem such efficiency and power I …" Read Full Review »
- Avid Cyclist
Shimano PD-M424 Pedal Review
Significant
- Dual Sided Entry
- Increases Pedaling Efficiency
- Reliable Entry/Exit
Pros
- None
Cons
- Mountain Biking
Best Uses
"OK I admit I've never ridden street or trail with clips before. I immediately loved the extra power stroke available on graveley up-hills. So, crazed with my new power, I didn't practice enough bailing out before I was beyond the point of no return on a real hill. When I actually think to kick-out …" Read Full Review »
- Casual Cyclist
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