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There are so many different avenues that you can take to purchase a new bike, so what sets us apart from them? Why buy a bike from us?
Here at Jenson USA, we take great pride in making sure that your bike buying experience is confidence inspiring and trouble-free from start to finish. We want to be absolutely sure that we are providing the best possible service we can to each and every one of our customers so that there are no questions when purchasing a new bike from us!
Installing pedals seems to be pretty straight-forward, but it is relatively easy to make a small mistake that leads to a big purchase to fix it. Join Alex as he goes over some good tips and tricks on how to remove and install bicycle pedals!
At Jenson USA, it's important to us to support those who are helping build the community of riders and sharing their experiences with others. To that end, we've built an arsenal of Ambassadors that we help to support.
These ambassadors are the pedal-pounding aficionados, building a following of fellow riders across social platforms; they're the lifeblood of our cycling community. Their stories inspire, their passions unites – Their the glue that binds us all. Meet some of the Ambassador crew.
There are numerous reasons to choose to put flat pedals on your bike(s). Platform pedals help you to build good skills and techniques while still providing that ability bail out quickly, if needed. Combined with a quality flat pedal shoe, these pedals provide heaps of grip and a huge platform to keep you riding longer and charging harder with confidence and comfort. We’ve put together this guide of best flat pedals at every budget to help you find the right platform pedals to put under your feet.
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HT Components Supreme Flat Pedals Supreme Performance The
HT Supreme Pedal was designed hand in hand with the Swedish Slopestyle Superstar Martin Soderstrom. The pedals feature a concave profile with 9 pins per side to keep your feet planted and ...
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LOOK Trail Roc Pedals LOOK's Trail Roc Pedals
a pair of quality alloy platform pedals that are bombproof but won’t break the bank. Their durability stems from the robust alloy body and strong cromoly axle. The open design prevents mud ...
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SHIMANO PD-EH500 SPD/PLATFORM BIKE PEDALSClipless pedals allow riders
to push and pull on their pedals which increases pedaling power and efficiency making climbing and pedaling at high speeds much easier. The Shimano PD-EH500 SPD/Platform Bike Pedals are one-sided SPD pedals ...
Also called MTB flat pedals, platform pedals are the most basic type of cycling pedal because there is no clip-in mechanism, just a large pedal body that provides a platform for your shoe. They are most often found on kid’s bike, commuters, cruisers, and some gravity-oriented mountain bikes, where they are preferred because they allow you to bail off your bike rapidly without having to disengage a clip-in style pedal. The downside is that they are not as effective at transmitting power to your drivetrain because you are only pushing down on the pedals, and not able to pull up like you can with clipless pedals.
Mountain bike flat pedals, such as those made by Crank Brothers, Race Face, and Shimano, are usually constructed from metal. They also feature raised pins on both sides the pedal that provide extra grip when used with skate-style mountain bike shoes that have soft rubber soles. More expensive mountain bike pedals have pins that are adjustable and replaceable. These traction pins allow riders to fine tune the way the pedal feels and are adjustable with a simple allen key. Also, they are pretty resistant to rock strikes. They may also incorporate weight-lowering materials such as titanium. Some flat pedals have larger surface areas than others. This allows for more control while riding and provides a larger platform to work with. Some pedals, like the Race Face Atlas, feature a double concave shape and sealed bearings. This concave platform provides maximum grip.
Basic plastic-body platform pedals usually do not have pins, nor are they as durable as those made specifically for mountain biking. Instead, they are best used on hybrid or city bikes, when you may not even be wearing cycling-specific shoes while riding. There are also a handful of hybrid platform pedals, which are flat on one side and have a clip-in mechanism on the other side. These can be a great choice for riders new to using clip-in style pedals, or simply for those who prefer choice, such as wintertime fat bikers who may wear traditional clip-in cycling shoes some days, but opt for warmer non-cycling boots when it’s particularly cold outside.
Flats are perfect for all riding. Beginner to expert riding, trail bikes, downhill mountain bikes, you name it. The primary differences in platform pedals are weight, adjustability, and durability. And as with most cycling components as weight goes down and adjustability and durability go up, so does price. If you have any questions about platform pedals, be sure to call one of our JensonUSA Gear Advisors at 888-880-3811. They are standing by ready to help you through the decision making process.
