Imrider Bike Pedals for BMX, Road, and Mountain Bikes

Bruno Castillo M.: Tiene muy buen agarre.

Mexico on Nov 29, 2023

Toastyboydog: Easy to fit. First time using flats, these pedals are incredibly “sticky”, great to use and much cheaper that branded pedals. Can’t comment on durability, but six months no issues. Would recommend.

United Kingdom on Nov 15, 2023

Florian: Benutze die Pedale seit nun mehr als 1000km und sie funktionieren einwandfrei. Ganz klare KAUFEMPFEHLUNG!!!

Germany on Sep 27, 2023

ClayClay: These pedals are really solid for the price. I’ve been using them for a few weeks and I can’t tell a difference between these and some $60 ones I have. Really solid grip. I do lots of DH stuff and my feet never move on them.

United States on Aug 26, 2023

Allen Shaw: It's a great upgrade pedal for any type of bicycle.
I replaced my smallish pedals that came with my Lectric E-Bike as my wide sandals were slipping off creating an unsafe situation. More than happy with these. They are wide and super grippy. I liked them so much that I also installed them onto my other mountain bike. No regrets.

United States on Aug 22, 2023

R.: Prima Pedale..zu empfehlen ☺️

Germany on Aug 17, 2023

Noobmaster: Qualitativ sind die Pedale extrem Stabil aber nur für Leute welche damit umzugehen wissen im Dirtpark oder im Sigle Trail. Für Kinder eher ungeeignet da die verletzungsgefahr am blanken Schienbein eher Grenzwertig ist aber solche extremen Pedalen aufgrund der Schraubbaren Nieten. Preis Leistung aber super
weil ich fü meinen 14 Jährigen Sohn genau das gesucht haben damit er im Schlab auf dem Berg nicht abrutscht. Der Abzug ist eher für die Farbe welche eher lieblos milchig ist was aber Geschmackssache ist.
Preis für 13 Euro eine MTB Dirt Pedale ist sehr günstig und sonst nur in China zu toppen

Germany on Jun 08, 2023

Isaac Ekstrom: These pedals are great. For ~$20 they don't give you any excuse to do technical riding without good pedals. As other reviewers have noted, the threaded steel studs on these make a night and day difference in grip compared to plastic "demo pedals." Even among nicer platform pedals, these have the best grip of any I've ridden. With decent shoes, your feet won't slip at all unless they lose contact with the pedal. On my single-speed rigid mountain bike, I found these improved my maximum cadence and made me much more secure on technical terrain: use good riding technique, keep your heels low on downhills, and your feet should stay on. I haven't had many pedal strikes with these, but the plastic didn't show any damage beyond surface scratches from the times I did. I recently sold my rigid to a friend and got a nicer bike: I plan on getting another set of these to use on the new bike.

The only issues I have with these pedals are that: the bearings aren't very smooth, they aren't the lightest out there, and you need a pedal wrench to install the them on your bike. If you spin the pedal on its own, it only completes one or two rotations before stopping. These pedals are lighter...

United States on Nov 29, 2017

odinodin: Great pedals from Imrider, Polyamide is nice for MTB pedals to absorb impact where metal would bend or scratch up, also I had a chance to compare these to RaceFace Chester pedals and I will say the quality is very similar for half the price.

I can't speak for the internals since I have not opened them up, but I'm pretty certain it has one ball bearing and a bushing system, they should last awhile if you keep them clean and re-pack them with grease every year which is common for most pedals.

The grip on these is top notch plenty of pins and grips to my shoe nicely, they might even have more grip then the Chester pedals, plus these come with 2 extra pins in-case you somehow loose / damage one, as with all spiked pedals you will end up with a cut leg at some point but don't let that deter you.

Make sure to apply a light layer of grease to the bolt threads so you can remove them easily later down the road, prevents them from seizing up.

Pros
Price
Pretty Lightweight
Removable / replaceable pins
Very strong plastic.
Imrider stands behind product.

Neutral
One pedal had some grease leakage by spindle after a few rides.
Logos wear...

United States on Oct 06, 2017

James Earl Carter: Once I saw these up close I was all set to return them but I decided to try them anyhow and now I'm glad I did. What really turned me off at first glance was the pins, which are not shown well in the photos, are literally just screws. The are taller and thinner compared to many of the other types of studs and setscrews. I really expected these to be painful, shoe piercing, and comparatively fragile compared to the more squat or wider set screw type pins. These are just 3mm screws. Yet to my great surprise these things are a lot less painful and shoe peircing. I've had a lot ot rock strike and not yet bent the screws. They are insanely grippy. SO now I love these spikes

While it hasn't happened yet I can foresee someday this is really going to gall my shin. And unlike the more squat studs it really shreds my socks with these long thin pins because it grabs the threads when they come in contact.

Update: Owww... boy did I get an ugly flesh gouge from this. thick chunk skin and hair left on pedals. Still I like these pedals. Hoping I don't do it again though.

update: Well it happened. took a hairy chunk of flesh out of my shin. Oww!

Now about size. Visually...

United States on Jul 30, 2017