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Clipless Wide Platform Adapter Flat Pedals - Corki Cycles

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Clipless Wide Platform Adapter Flat Pedals

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Description

Clipless Wide Platform Adapter Flat Pedals

With the Corki Cycles clipless wide platform adapter flat pedals you have the option of regular interchangeable pedals. For various riding styles changing pedals is frustrating and takes time. With frequent changes, it can also damage your crank arms threads. This is where the clipless platform adapter pedal comes in. Clip and lock the flat platform pedal into place securely on top of your clip-in pedal. Enjoy a flat platform pedal as you take on 90-degree corners.

When switching from a clip-in pedal to a flat platform pedal you want to ensure the pedal has a strong wide platform. More so you don’t want the flat pedal to affect the integrity of your clip-in pedal below. To do this and ensure an even distribution of force as you pedal we use an extra-wide flat platform. This gives better pedaling and comfort as you ride.

Using normal clip-in pedals traction isn’t an issue. You are connected via your clip-in shoes. But with a flat platform pedal, you want good traction and grip. The Corki Cycles clip-in adapter pedal uses 9 pins and a wide platform surface to increase grip and performance when wearing normal sneakers.

Clipless Wide Platform Adapter Flat Pedals Compatibility

The Corki Cycles wide platform flat pedals are compatible with most brand clip-in pedals. They work with all Shimano SPD and SPD-SL clip-in pedals. You can also attach to the LOOK Keo, Keo3Max, S-Track and Delta, Crank Brothers Egg Beaters/Candy, Time ATAC, Clic and RXS, Infinity Pedals, and SpeedPlay pedal systems.

To install the adapter pedals you will need to have cleats. The flat platform pedal attaches directly to the SPD. Attach and de-attach quickly and easily. Please note cleats are not included with this purchase. Each order receives 2 clipless wide platform adapter flat pedals. Use the Corki Cycles adapter platform pedals for both your mountain bike and road bike.

At Corki Cycles we believe in buying bicycle components that are strong and built for all styles of riding. Nevertheless, as you push the limits of your riding, components inevitably break or are affected by general wear and tear. With every pair of clip-in adapter pedals, you receive a 2-year limited warranty. We also offer a component replacement scheme where we provide a discount on your new bicycle component. Send our friendly customer service a message for further information.

Check out Corki Cycle's full range of pedals.

Specification

Weight: 98g/3.45oz
Length: 90mm/3.54”
Width: 90mm/3.54”
Thickness: 6mm/0.23”

Features

⚙️ Quick installation
⚙️ Strong & ultralight
⚙️ Easy to use
⚙️ Good traction
⚙️ Secure fitting
⚙️ Long-lasting
⚙️ Aluminum 6061

FAQ's

⚙️ What materials are the pedals made with?

Aluminum 6061 - they are CNC machined for manufacture.

⚙️ Will these work with peloton?

Yes, but you will need to also buy a set of Delta Look clips too. I’ll warn you, you will need to loosen the tension adjustment on the Peloton peddles each time to take them off.

⚙️ Do these adapter pedals come with cleats?

No - cleats aren’t included?

⚙️ How many pins are on the pedal for traction?

8 pins

⚙️ What is the width of the flat platform?

90mm/3.54inches

On time, was what expected!

I read a few reviews complaining about these coming off easily or floating around

I read a few reviews complaining about these coming off easily or floating around. This probably only happening on Crank Bros and SPD pedals and maybe a bit of unwanted float on the speed play (unless you have the version that has no float).For Shimano and Crank Brothers you need to buy the professional cleats that have minimal float and very specific ways of getting unclipped.So I have normal everyday looking shoes, shoes with mud cleats and shoes designed for road and are difficult to walk on.I use different cleats in each of those. My street looking shoes I run the beginner cleats. On my road bike shoes I have the “professional” minimal float cleats and on my dedicated for muddy conditions MTB shoes I run a cleat half way in between the 2 extremes.

Gave it a 4 because it did what I was looking for

Gave it a 4 because it did what I was looking for. I just wanted to add to my road bike so I could jump on with sneakers and putt around town. No problem. Didn't like the flip but not bad. Only thing I didnt like was the ease or not easy to get onto the pedals. My SPD tension is tight for clipping in which makes putting these on and taking off a pain. I don't want to adjust my tension every time I put on.

I bought these to fix onto my Peloton pedal

I bought these to fix onto my Peloton pedals. I attached some delta-compatible cleats I bought on Amazon and was good to go.I tried them as is and was happy with the feel. I attached some straps and put adhesive rubber pads on top and now they're the most comfortable pedals I've ever used.They are sturdy enough and their profile is large enough that I'm sure using them on a real bike would be equally comfortable and easy.

This is a great, inexpensive way to do this

I bought these to turn my spin bike pedals (SPD-SL) into platform pedals if my husband wants to use my spin bike. This is a great, inexpensive way to do this. They go in easily but getting them off requires a screwdriver to pry the spring on the pedals open and twist the platforms off. You don't have the leverage of your whole leg to get these off, all you have is your hands and the platforms. If you are going to remove these from pedals regularly, you might want to invent another way to get more leverage on the platforms to make it easier to remove them, like a temporary strap to put over your foot to mimic a clipped-in cleat.

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