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Question: Does this fit any pedals? I have a catrike villager with Wellgo c002 pedals.
Document: These seem okay, But there is no instructions with these, I had to figure it out myself and then had to drill holes into my pedals.. They fit okay now but I would spend the extra money and have my local bike shop do it for me next time purchasing theirs.
I had to modify my pedals slightly for the clips to fit. If you're handy this will be no problem.These clips are an intermediary step to the more advanced (and expensive) shoes and clips that bikers usually move up to.I do believe they are helping me ride faster.
I bought these toe clips for my new road bike. I am not ready to start riding clipless just yet so I bought these with the idea that they will train me for clipless riding. So far, they are excellent. They fit on my pedals perfectly and they are just the right mix of hard plastic with a little give so they don't crack. My neighbor is really into bikes and even he commented how nice they are and when I told him the pricie, he was shocked.
No directions, didn't fit bike pedals. The "plastic" may be useful elsewhere.Normally no directions is okay but when I couldn't install them, this was odd. Besides, most items have directions in 10 different languages. What product lacks ANY (there were ZERO directions). Shampoo has frickin' directions. The most ridiculous things have directions. Preposterous these had no directions nor specs. What were these imbeciles thinking? They just (erroneously) assume they'll work for all bike pedals?
I liked the "idea" of this toe clip, but I am going to purchase a different brand because these are simply too big for me. I wear a size 7 women's shoe.They fit MKS Touring Pedals (another reviewer recommended) perfectly and were super easy to install once I figured out where to mount them. For some reason I thought the bottom of the clip should go on TOP of the pedal, but they go in front of the pedal.
My bicycle and I moved from rural back water to Baltimore where its former lovely Shimano touring SPD pedals no longer made sense. I had used these before to fit out a bicycle for urban use and found them a simple and effective solution. They wonderfully increase sneaker to old fashioned rubber pedal adhesion, but enable disconnecting for intersections and curbs without twist or hesitation. I suspect that they serve moving up to more serious pedaling from kid pedals as well as they serve moving down from SPD's to urban convenience.
These toe clips were simple to install on my pedals (less than 5 minutes), and my shoes fit in them perfectly.
Really fast shipping. Easy to install. The toe grips will bend so its easy to find with your foot whenever your going to lock in with the pedals. They are very durable and allow a secure fit but will also allow you to alter your foot for the most comfortable placement.
Thought these would be easy to install and provide some extra pedal power on my g/f's bike. They were a bit of pain to install, no instructions are provided and only fit a certain type of pedal (i had to swap the pedals on by g/f's bike for another pair i luckily had laying around). They also provide little to no extra pedal assist on the upstroke, as they are just so weak they let your foot lift.
So far they lasted for several months, fit my feet (size 13) no slip and no cracks or breaks anywhere. I like them
Answer: yes