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MTB Pedals
Grippy pedals are essential for bike control in demanding terrain. Depending on personal preferences and riding style, mountain bikers can choose between the clipless of MTB pedals or platform pedals and MTB shoes, which provide maximum grip with optimized soles. With the right shoes, both systems are great, and it mostly comes down to personal preference. Clipless pedals, however, have the edge when it comes to efficient pedalling because they also allow you to pull on the pedal. It is essential for the MTB clipless pedals that the mechanism allows quick clicking in and out even in mud, and many have a large cage around the mechanism to further support your foot.

MTB Pedals

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  • SPD 6
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  • DMR V12 1
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  • Shimano Ultegra 1
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Shimano PD-M520 Pedals SPD silver
Shimano PD-M520 Pedals SPD silver silver
Shimano
PD-M520 Pedals SPD silver
£49.99
Red Cycling Products PRO DDD Pedals black
Red Cycling Products PRO DDD Pedals black black
Red Cycling Products
PRO DDD Pedals black
£77.99
Red Cycling Products Light Flat All Mountain Pedals black
Red Cycling Products Light Flat All Mountain Pedals black black
Red Cycling Products
Light Flat All Mountain Pedals black
£35.99
Red Cycling Products Flat Pedal AL red
Red Cycling Products Flat Pedal AL red red
Red Cycling Products
Flat Pedal AL red
£40.99
Shimano PD-EF102 Pedals with Reflector black
Shimano PD-EF102 Pedals with Reflector black black
Shimano
PD-EF102 Pedals with Reflector black
£31.99
magped Sport 2 Magnetic Pedals grey
magped Sport 2 Magnetic Pedals grey grey
magped
Sport 2 Magnetic Pedals grey
£92.99
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DMR V12 Flat Pedals lime
DMR V12 Flat Pedals lime lime
DMR
V12 Flat Pedals lime
£75.99
Look X-TRACK EN-Rage+ Pedals black
Look X-TRACK EN-Rage+ Pedals black black
Look
X-TRACK EN-Rage+ Pedals black
£101.99
free shipping
Time ATAC MX 2 Enduro Pedals incl. ATAC Easy Cleats grey
Time ATAC MX 2 Enduro Pedals incl. ATAC Easy Cleats grey grey
Time
ATAC MX 2 Enduro Pedals incl. ATAC Easy Cleats grey
£57.00
XLC PD-S01 Pedals black/silver
XLC PD-S01 Pedals black/silver black/silver
XLC
PD-S01 Pedals black/silver
RRP £46.99 £29.99
DMR V6 Flat Pedals red
DMR V6 Flat Pedals red red
DMR
V6 Flat Pedals red
£20.99
Crankbrothers Eggbeater 3 Pedals matte black
Crankbrothers Eggbeater 3 Pedals matte black matte black
Crankbrothers
Eggbeater 3 Pedals matte black
£133.99
free shipping
Spank Spike Reboot Flat Pedals red
Spank Spike Reboot Flat Pedals red red
Spank
Spike Reboot Flat Pedals red
£112.99
free shipping
Look X-TRACK RACE Pedals Carbon black
Look X-TRACK RACE Pedals Carbon black black
Look
X-TRACK RACE Pedals Carbon black
£110.99
free shipping
magped Ultra2 Magnetic Pedals silver
magped Ultra2 Magnetic Pedals silver silver
magped
Ultra2 Magnetic Pedals silver
£159.99
free shipping
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Shimano PD-ES600 Pedals With SM-SH51 deep grey
Shimano PD-ES600 Pedals With SM-SH51 deep grey deep grey
Shimano
PD-ES600 Pedals With SM-SH51 deep grey
£86.99
WellGo M194 Flat Pedals blue
WellGo M194 Flat Pedals blue blue
WellGo
M194 Flat Pedals blue
£34.99
WellGo B184 Pedals blue
WellGo B184 Pedals blue blue
WellGo
B184 Pedals blue
£43.00
WellGo B185 Flat Pedals black
WellGo B185 Flat Pedals black black
WellGo
B185 Flat Pedals black
£43.00
WellGo B252-AL Flat Pedals black
WellGo B252-AL Flat Pedals black black
WellGo
B252-AL Flat Pedals black
£51.99
Look Trail Grip Pedals camo
Look Trail Grip Pedals camo camo
Look
Trail Grip Pedals camo
£60.99
magped Sport 2 Magnetic Pedals orange
magped Sport 2 Magnetic Pedals orange orange
magped
Sport 2 Magnetic Pedals orange
£92.99
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Mountain Bike Pedals for Every Bike

Mountain Bike Pedals

You could have the most powerful legs in the world – but if you can’t transfer that power efficiently to your bike’s pedals, those legs won’t be able to help you climb up trails. That’s why having the right pedals for your mountain bike is so important. And here at bikester.co.uk, we have a wide selection of mountain bike pedals so you can find the pedals that work best for your bike and riding style.

Clipless vs. Flat vs. Combi Pedals

The debate over clipless versus flat pedals is alive and well in the mountain biking community. Clipless pedals, also called clip pedals, allow you to attach your foot directly to the pedal, while with flat pedals your foot simply rests on the top of the pedal. Both styles have their advantages and disadvantages for mountain biking:

Pros and Cons of Clipless Pedals

There are two primary advantages to using clipless pedals on your mountain bike: power transfer and stability. Mountain biking shoes designed for clipless pedals are typically stiffer than those for flat pedals, which allows you to get more power out of your leg with each stroke. In addition, having your feet attached to the pedal encourages good form by forcing you to extend your leg through the top of the pedal stroke. The other advantage to clipless pedals is that since your feet are attached to the pedals, they can’t slide off. This not only prevents you from accidentally losing control, but also makes it easier to hop with your bike. The downside to clipless pedals is that you’re attached to the bike – which means it’s easy to fall over if you stop suddenly or try to get started moving on a hill. Worse, being clipped in during a spill can lead to more serious injuries since it’s harder to hop off the bike.

Pros and Cons of Flat Pedals

The primary advantage to flat pedals is that you won’t experience the same type of falls as you might with clipless pedals. You can easily bail from the bike in the event of a crash, and there are no concerns about putting your feet on the ground when stopping or starting. Some riders also feel that flat pedals are better than clipless pedals for teaching good technique since you have to place your feet on the pedals more carefully. However, with flat pedals, you do run the risk of your feet flying off the pedals when you hit bumps. You may even find yourself banging up your ankles and shins against the pedals when you bump off.

Combi Pedals

Combi pedals are designed with clipless attachments on one side and a flat pedal surface on the other. Most riders will be wearing shoes for either flat or clipless pedals during their ride, so combi pedals are generally best for cyclists who use their bikes for different purposes at different times.

Clipless Pedal Compatibility

If you do opt for clipless pedals, be sure that the set of pedals you get are compatible with your shoes. SPD attachments are extremely common among mountain bike pedals and shoes, but other styles such as Crankbrothers and Time pedal attachments are growing in popularity.

Mountain Bike Pedals at bikester.co.uk

Here at bikester.co.uk, we have a huge range of mountain bike pedals to suit every bike, riding style, and mountain biking shoe. Better yet, we make it easy to filter by pedal style and clip compatibility so you can quickly find the right pedals for your bike.