Netherlands (English)
België
Deutschland
Finland
Ireland
Luxembourg
Portugal
Poland
Österreich
France
España
Italia
Sverige
Danmark
Shimano PD-A530 SPD MTB Pedals
Valued at € 14,36
Ask a question about this product
Email Customer Service
Try in store
A large part of our assortment is in stock in our stores and ready to try, fit, and experience without an appointment.
Our full assortment is available online. You can order and pay for products online and have them delivered for free to one of our Superstores. This way, you can try everything out. Not satisfied? You can return it to the store free of charge and receive a refund.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano | |
| Body Material | Aluminium | |
| MTB pedal type | Combination Pedal | |
| Pedal Axle Material | Steel | |
| Cleats included | Yes | |
| Clip-In Mechanism | One-sided | |
| Adjustable spring tension | Yes | |
| Bearing Type | Cup & Cone | |
| Cage Material | Aluminium |
• with your normal shoes, so you can walk normally if you visit a city for example.
• with road shoes including cleats for excellent power transmission.
Reviews
Reviews
4 / 5
Look good on my road bike
The cleat bracket on the pedals were. Difficult to adjust , had to wind adjuster fully out to make it the correct tension for shoe disengagement , the pedals are good quality other than the cleat adjuster Allen bolt
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Easy to fit and use.
Arrived in 3 days, husband found that they were easy to fit. Rotation of pedals is great. Good price, great value.
4 / 5
Sensible choice
Best of both worlds. Can be a bit irritating trying to get the pedal the side up that you want, but you can feel the SPD mount through your foot so it's all done by feel. I also have a paid of these on my mountain bike, the ones I just bought are for a Whyte Stirling hybrid.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Excellent quality and price
I wanted a quality pedal that i could you use for both touring/community and trekking. these peddles allow me to use standard shoes for everyday use and then use my clips on shoes for trekking.
Pros & Cons
4
Sensible choice
Best of both worlds. Can be a bit irritating trying to get the pedal the side up that you want, but you can feel the SPD mount through your foot so it's all done by feel. I also have a paid of these on my mountain bike, the ones I just bought are for a Whyte Stirling hybrid.
-
Nicely engineered
-
Saves swapping pedals
-
Silver or black
-
Compromise solution
-
Maybe a little heavy