Are the pedals clipless?
55070
No, You are probably a competitive bicyclist/spinner, this particular Kettler model is not design for your level of activity. I suggest you contact Kettler/USA and discuss if this model can be converted to accommodate the clipless pedals.
147470
Nope, but they are lighter and have the weight arranged so they always (well, almost always) hang vertically when unloaded with the cleat facing the rear -- so it is an easy motion to roll the pedal forward with your shoe and snap in with one motion. I find I spend very little hunting around for the cleat with these pedals. Hope this helps.
354171
No... the pedals do not free wheel. The pedals and drive wheel are always engaged.
7021
They require about the same movement of removing your feet from this type of pedal compared to clipless. I ride with these on my hybrid and bought a set of clipless for my road bike. These will get you used to having to pulll your foot out and these are harher to get your foot into sometimes compared to clipless.
382243
I am probably not much help because I used them on a recumbent. On that bike you are horizontal to the pedals rather than vertical as on a normal 2 wheeler. So I found that these pedals did not hold my feet in and I had to change to the clipless style where the shoe is locked into the pedal.
5586
Yes, if you have the clips. If you purchase the pedal it comes with clips or the clips can be purchased separately.Enjoy your day!
561176
No. There is not pedals. They have to move it with their feet or u push it!
470449
They bolted onto my cheap factory pedals on my Trek just fine. The pedals, however, do need to be designed to use toe clips. You need two bolt holes in the front and a slot in the middle of the sides for the strap to go through. If your pedals came on a road bike, they are probably good to go. Any other style of bike, you'll more than likely have to buy a set of pedals.
1451336
No, and the pedals are smaller than what I'm used to. Fortunately I was able to take the pedals with straps off my old bike and use them on this one.
475742
Being a happy owner of this exercycle your question is a very good one. I just looked at my bike and it appears that it has exactly the type of pedals that are replaceable. They are threaded into the crank levers just like a bicycle.
56973
These were the first clipless pedals I ever used. I did a duathlon (run and bike) last year and didn't want to spend a ton of money. You do need to make sure that you don't have the clips too tight and practice unhooking in grass several times. I would get on and ride up the street, turn around and dismount in my front yard. Only fell once.
1534550
You don't need clips, these pedals don't use them. Just use regular shoes, the toe fits into the plastic piece in front and then use the straps to adjust tension. Recommend adjusting tension off the bike, not while riding.
495546
The pedals that come with these shoes have clips on both sides and are intended to be used with clipped shoes exclusively.
2279831
When I received my pedals they only had the clips, no straps. Hope this helps.
252042
YES - i contacted customer service about this because i did not want to damage the pedals, the answer is yes, no problem.
881971
Yes. I use these on my MTN bike. They are very nice pedals. I can run to the store or just take a ride and not have to clip in. If your counting grams then maybe you should be looking for something different.
535693
Yes from what I've read and from what I can see they look replaceable. I did a quick look on google and didn't really find any replaceable cartridge bearing but they appear to be standard sealed bearings. Let's be honest though at this price you would probably be better off just replacing the pedals.