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Old 03-03-11, 10:04 PM
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Can I put clipless pedals?

do I need certain cranks to go with certain pedals?
is there anything I should know about getting clipless pedals? :/
My friend gave me her clipless pedals and forgot about them. meh, don't anything about them.
i don't really know what else to ask. any help is great.
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Hmmm...as far as I know, old single-speed cruisers use a smaller thread size for the pedals and just about everything else should fit your pedals.
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ooo my i dont know the cranks. the bike is a schwinn caliente
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Since you have them take off the old pedals and just try it. I hope she gave you some cleats also.
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They should fit fine. Of course you'll need shoes with the matching cleats installed to use them.

https://www.ehow.com/how_14164_install-bike-pedals.html
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Looks like

If you,re looking to put those on that IRO build you posted about in 09 then they`ll fit. You`ll still need shoes and cleats.

Personally I`ve never been a big fan of clipless pedals in the city - there are far too many ocassions you NEED to stop and put a foot down.
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I've never seen those pedals before. They seem like something Look tried many years ago that might be SPD compatible.
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Don't to grease the threads. A little dab will do ya.
Also, the left pedal is reverse threaded (as in righty loosey, lefty tighty)
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Need the exact right cleat from the French Look Company

many companies make their pedals to use just their cleat, so that is not unusual.

But the 2 bolt mount for the cleat to the shoe, should be SPD compatible.
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Originally Posted by Burton
Personally I`ve never been a big fan of clipless pedals in the city - there are far too many ocassions you NEED to stop and put a foot down.
That's why SPD mountain style shoes and pedals exist. Not a problem.
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