Shimano Clipless Spd A520 Pedals
SKU: SHIMPEDA720000000000
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Description
Shimano Clipless Spd A520 Pedals Get some pedal power with the Shimano Clipless Spd A520 Pedals - and enjoy a top quality ride thanks to its stylish and lightweight design. A great value touring SPD pedal, the Shimano A520 guarantees a huge difference to your cycling experience - while its single sided cleat mechanism follows the same technology used on the latest MTB pedal system. Another bonus is its compatibility with all Touring SPD and MTB shoes, as well as its SM-SH51 single direction cleats (with optional multi-directional release cleats also available). Robust and reliable, the Shimano A520 is also handy for uphill riding. If you're looking for your first SPD pedal, then take a look at Ribble today. - Price includes cleats
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano |
|---|---|
| Discipline | Road, Mountain Bike, Triathlon, Cyclocross |
| Gender | Unisex |
Reviews (3)
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Solid andf reliablehave used these on multiple tours in UK over last 5 years through some appalling weather including floods...never had a problem at all: they are bomb proof and also offer option of no cleat should you have a shoe/cleat failure. Cannot recommend highly enough
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Why pay more!These pedals are a budget pedal which ticks all the boxes.
Sealed bearing mean no requirement to fuss with they.(I’ve often needed to dismantle new pedals to loosen the bearing to allow them to turn freely)
Bought these for our new Tandem which is currently being custom built.
No fuss pedals which tick all the boxes and have a quality finish which won’t wear off like the Ultegra level touring pedals. -
Great pedalsHave been using these pedals for years. Work great and using mountain shoes makes walking off the bike easy. Not the lightest pedal, but for the money great value.
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