Shimano PD-M520 Click Pedal

...an absolute steal. Shimano redesigned the pedal to make the pedal body and clip mechanism more open so that it shed mud better - I don't know if this makes any difference, but the mechanism is generally reliable throughout a ride. Normally difficulty clipping in and out is caused when you get off the bike and get mud and stones jammed in the shoe cleat. On the pedal mechanism there is a screw with marker arrows, so you can adjust the clip tension. ...
...could give them 6 stars I would. If you're going to try going clip-less then you won't go far wrong with these Shimano entry-level pedals. At the very least the low cost means that you have lost very little if you find you don't get on with them. ...

fred_redwood 30.04.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Shimano PD-M520 Click Pedal

...recently purchased a set of Shimano M520 SPD pedals for my road bike. Although they are technically mountain bike pedals, I much prefer the Shimano cleats supplied with mountain biking shoes, which are recessed and hence make the shoes a lot easier to walk in! After installing the pedals on my bike (which took no more than five minutes) and fixing the supplied cleats to my Shimano SPD shoes, I was ready to ride. The pedals give you the option to ...
...also want to consider the Shimano A520 which, although one sided, offers more support to the foot to avoid hotspots. I would mention however that from my experience doing a lot of miles with these pedals gave me no problems at all! For the price, weight, ability to shed mud and grime, ease of installation and total ease of use I would highly recommend these pedals to anyone! ...

Sheph 09.03.2009 · Read full review
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Review of Shimano PD-M520 Click Pedal