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Old 01-27-15 | 12:51 AM
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SkyDog75
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From: Upstate NY

Bikes: Bianchi San Mateo and a few others

Originally Posted by Deontologist
1) Will any pedal on the market fit into my crank arm?
For the most part, yes, just about any new pedal will fit so long as you buy a 9/16" pedal and not a 1/2" pedal for kids' bikes.

Originally Posted by Deontologist
2) I have campy parts ... will a shimano spd-sl pedal fit?
Yes. I'm using Shimano 105 SPD-SL pedals on a Campagnolo Veloce crankset. No problems at all. The thread profile might be just a little bit different as mentioned above, but the difference is so slight that it's inconsequential.

Originally Posted by Deontologist
3) I commute on the same bike. Any way to get pedals that double as clipless and platforms? Or should I just swap pedals when I'm riding with the group?
I have Shimano PD-A530 pedals on one bike and Shimano PD-M324 pedals on another. Both of these are SPD on one side and platform on the other. If I spent much time using SPD shoes on these bikes, I suppose I'd like them more. But most of the time I'm riding these bikes, I'm not wearing bike shoes and I get just a little bit annoyed having to spin the pedal to find the platform side by feel.

When clipping in, I much prefer the SPD-SL road pedals on my road bike. They always hang with the back of the pedal down, which makes it easy to clip into.
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