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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- This pedal can be used with regular shoes as well as cycling shoes!
- This pedal has robust and well-sealed cartridge bearings, which are easy to maintain.
- The aluminum body makes this a light but durable combination pedal.
- Click-on only works from one side.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano | |
| Pedal type | 2-point mount | |
| Quality | Good | |
| Extra cage | Cage for support | |
| Discipline | Road / Cross-Country MTB / Gravel / Trekking | |
| MTB pedal type | Combination Pedal | |
| Cleat Type | Shimano SPD | |
| Pedal Axle Material | Steel | |
| Body Material | Aluminium |
Suitable for the all-round cyclist
The PD-EH500 combination pedals have a beautiful design and can withstand the rougher work. These purebred touring pedals have a large contact surface so that you have a stable platform and can easily transfer power, even with normal shoes!
The other side of this pedal features a clipless SPD mechanism. If you like being clipped in on longer touring rides, these are the pedals for you. The tension can be adjusted to looser or tighter on these pedals as desired.
Extremely durable and easy to maintain
These quality pedals have a good finish and are made of durable aluminum and Chromoly steel. The sealed cartridge bearings also ensure that dirt and grim can't get in, which extends the pedals' lifespan. In the unlikely event that something happens to these pedals, they are also easy to maintain!
• Adjustable spring tension
• Can be used on both sides
• Reduced spring tension for easy engage- and disengagement (Light Action)
• Including SM-SH 56 cleats with ± 3° lateral play
• Weight: approx. 338 g (per pair)
• 1 pair
• Incl. SPD cleats
Reviews
Reviews
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Most recent reviews
4 / 5
Highly recommended if you use your bike to commute and as a sports bike.
Top product
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
solid yet light
I should have done this sooner – I also use my gravel bike as a normal bike, so this combination is brilliant. But it also suits this bike really well, doesn’t it?
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Very good, high quality
It’s a brilliant pair of pedals that lets you bike to work or school in normal shoes, or go for a ride on the roads with clipless pedals!
Pros & Cons
3 / 5
A practical compromise for the time being, but not ‘the best of both’
They click in securely, stay firmly in place and are easy to adjust for quick release. On technical sections, the flat pedals on one side aren’t very practical. If you’ve got one foot out, you can’t click back in as easily or place your foot on the flat pedal as readily. You’ll just have to be lucky enough to be on the right side. But if you’re attending a few weeks’ worth of clinics where you’d prefer to ride with flats, whilst also heading off into the woods on your own in between sessions where you like to clip in, then it’s a perfectly good pedal for the time being. The flat side offers sufficient grip, but less than a fully flat pedal because the surface area of this flat side is smaller than that of a fully flat pedal.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
A good and safe purchase
Meets expectations
Pros & Cons
3
A practical compromise for the time being, but not ‘the best of both’
They click in securely, stay firmly in place and are easy to adjust for quick release. On technical sections, the flat pedals on one side aren’t very practical. If you’ve got one foot out, you can’t click back in as easily or place your foot on the flat pedal as readily. You’ll just have to be lucky enough to be on the right side. But if you’re attending a few weeks’ worth of clinics where you’d prefer to ride with flats, whilst also heading off into the woods on your own in between sessions where you like to clip in, then it’s a perfectly good pedal for the time being. The flat side offers sufficient grip, but less than a fully flat pedal because the surface area of this flat side is smaller than that of a fully flat pedal.
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Grip on the flat section is excellent
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No need to change pedals
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The pedal turns smoothly
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More of a compromise than ‘the best of both’
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Once you clip in, the pedal is quite stiff at the bottom
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| Shimano PD-EH500 | Shimano Deore PD-M324 | Shimano Click'R PD-T421 Light Action | BBB Cycling BPD-61 DualChoice | |
| 193 reviews | 91 reviews | 7 reviews | 5 reviews | |
| Pedal type | 2-point mount | 2-point mount | 2-point mount | 2-point mount |
| Quality | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Extra cage | Cage for support | Cage for support | Cage for protection | Cage for support |
| Discipline | Road / Cross-Country MTB / Gravel / Trekking | Cross-Country MTB / Trekking | Cross-Country MTB / Gravel / Trekking | Cross-Country MTB / City |
| MTB pedal type | Combination Pedal | Combination Pedal | Combination Pedal | |
| Cleat Type | Shimano SPD | Shimano SPD | Shimano SPD | Shimano SPD |
| 54,95 | 47,95 | 45,95 | 49,95 | |
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