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DMR V12 Magnesium pedal review - appealing design delivers ample grip and support
Lightweight and serviceable full-metal pedals that won't break the bank
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We've tested the Garmin Rally XC200 off-road power pedals for 6 months - here's how they stack up in the long run
All the capabilities of the Garmin Rally power pedal encased by the popular Shimano SPD off-road clipless pedal body
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Shimano PD-M520 SPD pedals review - an absolute classic
A really versatile and rugged pedal that can be used for many styles of riding
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Look X-Track gravel pedals review - slightly wider platform boosts stability, compared to Shimano's M520 pedals
A quality SPD-compatible pedal that can handle plenty of abuse
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Time ATAC XC 2 pedal review - clean, easy, and pain-free pedalling on gravel trails and the way to work
The design of the mountain biker's knee-friendly favourite hasn't changed in 20 years - there'll be a good reason for that
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Crankbrothers Candy 1 pedals review - gravel doesn't have to be grey
The pedal that gives you a generous platform, excellent mud shedding and a little colour on your ride
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Raceface Ride Pedal review – a good 'starter' pedal, although there are cheaper options
A good first upgrade pedal which come in a rainbow of colours to match your bike
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DMR V6 flat pedal review
A shin-friendly, affordable pedal with plenty of platform and grip – but not great option for the keen MTB'er
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Look Trail Grip pedal review - a great option for the adventurous commuter
Impressive grip, but the lugs are not up to the demands of rigourous off-road riding – the 'trail' title might be a bit misleading...
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Look Geo City flat pedals review – nicely made pedals but not as grippy as others
We put Look's urban pedal platform through its paces
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Upgrade Crosstown Poly Pedals review – inexpensive, super grippy and great for urban use
A highly functional and inexpensive pedal with a non-slip surface that works particularly well with traditional flat-soled office shoes
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Wahoo Speedplay Zero pedals
Wahoo licks the iconic lollipop pedal into shape – and makes a sweet job of it
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Magped Road pedal review
Magnetic attraction is the appeal with Magped's road pedals
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Time Xpresso 6 pedals review
The Time Xpresso 6 pedals provide an alternative to the larger players, with lateral as well as angular float and easy engagement.
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Shimano Ultegra pedals review
Next to top of Shimano’s road pedal range, Shimano Ultegra pedals shares the same features with a carbon composite body and stainless steel spindle
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Look Geo Trekking pedals review
A convenient, durable solution for multi-purpose cycling at a mid-range price
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Time Cyclo 2 pedals review
Is the Time Cyclo system the long-awaited walkable road pedal design?
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Look Keo Blade pedals review
Look Keo Blade pedals - Range-topping pedal from Look uses carbon leaf rather than steel spring, £249.99
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Shimano R550 SPD-SL pedals review
Shimano's one above entry-level pedals put to the test
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Exustar E-PR2 pedals review
The Exustar E-PR2 pedals are compatible with Look Keo cleats and have really high quality bearings for what are not super-expensive clipless pedals.
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Look Kéo Blade Carbon Ceramic pedals review
The Look Keo 2 Max Blade pedals are an improvement on the already well-received Keo pedals, although the cleat wear isn't great so don't go walking around in them too much.
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Shimano 105 pedals review
The PD-5800 model of the Shimano 105 pedals share many of the features of the more expensive Dura-Ace and Ultegra versions.
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Time Xpresso 8 pedals review
CW test the Time Xpresso 8 pedals £124.99
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Look Kéo 2 Max Carbon pedals review
Look Kéo 2 Max pedals: Is the latest version of Look's Keo a worthy update? We find out
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Crankbrothers Eggbeater 2 pedals review
We've tested the Crankbrothers Eggbeater 2 pedals. They look the business, but just how well do they work in muddy conditions?
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One23 RO-96B review
We test out the One23 RO-96B clipless pedals
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Ritchey PRO V4 Micro review
We test out the Ritchey PRO V4 Micro clipless pedals
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Time I-Clic Carbon review
New pedal system from Time, £149.99
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Time Xpro 15 pedals review
The ultimate expression of pedal technology has a cost, is it worth it?
