Wellgo WPD-M17C Clipless Pedals (Black) (Dual-Purpose)

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Wellgo WPD-M17C Clipless Pedals are ideal for whatever life throws at you. With an SPD-compatible clipless system on one side, you can use these pedals with any 2-bolt cycling shoes. The other side is flat for use with your everyday shoes. Sold in pairs.

Features:

  • Aluminum cage-style pedal with SPD-type clipless on one side, for Road or MTB
  • DU bushing and sealed bearing mechanism
  • Adjustable spring tension for fine-tuning clipless entry and release
  • Platform dimensions: 101 x 66 x 28mm
  • 4 degree float, SPD-type 98A cleats and hardware included

Specifications:
Pedal Type: Commuter/Touring/City
Cleat Interface: Shimano SPD
Cleats Included: Yes
Pedal Clips: Single-Sided Clip In (w/ Platform Side)
Pedal Configuration: Clip w/ Platform
Body Material: Aluminum
Spindle Size: 9/16" (Standard)
Spindle Material: Chromoly Steel
Bearings: DU/Sealed
Color: Black/Silver
Weight: 358g (Pair)

This product was added to our catalog on August 1, 2019

Paul Chateauvert
Verified Owner
Saturday, Jul 1 2023 (about a year ago)
Wellgo WPD-M17C Clipless Pedals (Black) (Dual-Purpose)
Pedals are pedals, right? Well not always. . . I had put a set of older Nashbar-branded dual use pedals on my exercise bike a few years ago, and then last year moved them onto my Kona hybrid so I could put-put with my wife or grand-son without having to put on my bike shoes.

I was unable to ride much last year for a number of reasons---however this year I am, and upon examining these old Nashbar (sorry) pedals found them to be---wanting. In their defense, they are most likely around 8 years old or so. . . The bearings were quite rough on one side, so I figured I would replace them.

Picked this set out---not the most expensive, but I think they are one of the lightest of the dual-use here. Anyway, the bearings are quite nice and smooth. They have a nice sort of bar or plate that spans the mid-section of the SPD side, and which the instructions say to lightly grease, which I did with some Phil Wood waterproof grease. They engage, and release nicely, and the greased mid-plate no doubt helping with that. On the flip side, they have four little rubber cushions or grips. They come with a set of lower ones installed, with a set of higher ones enclosed. I installed these higher ones and they work quite well with "street shoes". . .

All in all these are a great set of pedals if you are in the market for dual-use pedals. Seem to be well made.