Shimano Pedalling Dynamics-style pedals all feature a two-bolt design; however, if multiple people use your Peloton, it may be helpful to consider the kind of footwear they have. Some pedals feature ...

Shimano’s SPD and SPD-SL clipless pedals are a popular choice for road cyclists, mountain bikers, and everyone in between. Shimano SPD and SPD-SL hold your feet in contact with the pedals better than ...

A highly adaptable and user-friendly power meter pedal that offers more cleat compatibility than any other, but it’s not cheap compared to its closest competitor The Garmin Rally power meter pedal ...

Road pedals usually use a three-bolt mounting system to mount to the sole of your cycling shoes, whereas the best gravel bike pedals use a different two-bolt mounting pattern. Two-bolt cleats are also ...

While there are now many clipless pedal systems to choose from, Shimano's SPD (Shimano Pedaling Dynamics) remains the standard. Now, thanks to a new SPD cleat, pedal engagement should be easier than ...

Whether you're a biker who values the comfort of platform pedals or you favor the efficiency only the clipless variety can offer, there will likely have been times when you wished you had the best of ...

Whether you ride road or mountain bikes, at some point the eternal question of whether to make the switch to cleats raises its head. Feared by those who haven’t made the jump, yet loved by adoptees, ...

If you’ve had a bike fit for triathlon, the bike fitter should have placed your cleats in a specific position. Consider using a fitting aid like the Ergon Cleat Tool to replicate the orientation ...