Shimano M324 Combination Pedals

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Top Features:

  • Combines SPD mechanism on one side and flat pedal body on the other, you can ride with cleats or normal shoes
  • Serviceable cup and cone bearings add to the long life of the pedals
  • SPD cleats included (2 bolt type)
  • Axle Size: Standard 9/16" thread
  • Pair of pedals
  • Weight: 533g (pair)

Product Data

  • Commuter: Yes
  • Touring: Yes
  • MTB: Yes

Description

An ideal pedal choice for recreational riders who commute and tour, these combination pedals have an SPD mechanism to connect your foot on one side and a flat type platform on the other for riding with normal shoes. 

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Customer Reviews

Shimano M324 Combination Pedals is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 850.
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Great for dual usage I had before the classic Shimano clipless pedals and I was very satisfied. I bought these because I wanted to use the pedals for everyday use (shops, errands...) with normal shoes, and whenever I go for a route I put on my clipless shoes. These are more suitable for the first time user because they have quite a play and that makes them easier to clip in and out. That's the only disadvantage but not a deal breaker at all.
Date published: 2020-02-06
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Slightly heavy but a great all round pedal A little heavy. Great intro to cleats and like the 'double side'.
Date published: 2020-01-16
Rated 4 out of 5 by from Good product poor packaging. Bought as a gift. Much appreciated. Product in good condition but box arrived damaged.
Date published: 2020-01-09
Rated 5 out of 5 by from Perfect These pedals are perfect for any bicycle, you can use clip ins on one side and any other shoe on the other side. They fit well, we’re a little tricky to fit myself without the massive spanner for leverage, but my local bike shop did them for free for me. Would definitely recommend especially at this price!
Date published: 2019-12-26
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Q & A

Is the quality of the SPD compromised?

Because the Shimano M324 Combination Pedals are "dual purpose" i was wondering whether the quality of the SPD side was any worse than normal "single purpose" SPD pedals? I was thinking of getting them, but was wondering whether it would be worth getting normal SPDs? I'm a bit of a beginner, and have never owned/used SPDs before.. Thanks :)
Asked by: Anonymous
I don't think so, they seem to clip in and out very smoothly.
Answered by: Choddo
Date published: 2014-03-05

do the bike pedals (spd) come with cleats

Asked by: wally
Yes
Answered by: kevj
Date published: 2014-03-04

Is this price for single pedal or for pair?

I'm a beginner. I'm thinking to buy Shimano pedals. I just don't know if the prices are for pair or for one side only. I hope someone can help me.
Asked by: orientexpress1
The price listed is for both the right and left pedal as a pair. As for sides, they clip in on one side and have a standard platform on the other that you can use any shoe with. The pedals come with the cleats you need and work great with any shoe that has a recess in the bottom of it and uses two bolts. You just need a set of hex wrenches and a long wrench to get started. Takes only a few minutes to learn how to line up the front of the cleat and click down with the heel. Then getting out is as easy as turning your foot with your heel out.
Answered by: MattBarnes
Date published: 2018-10-10

Adding reflecters

The UK Highway Code states peddles MUST have reflectors - do they come with reflectors? If not, what options are there to add reflectors and make these pedals legal to use on the road?
Asked by: SpudWLike
They don't come with reflectors but there are holes to fit them. I don't know where you can get suitable reflectors so if you find some, let me know!
Answered by: EmbraEck
Date published: 2014-03-05

Are these pedals double sided? Presume they work with Shimano M076 shoes?

Asked by: Motown
One side has the cleat mount, the other side is a plain pedal to use when you are using regular shoes
Answered by: scotsman
Date published: 2017-05-03

Can you fit toe cages to the 'plain side' of the pedal or will the cleat mechanism be in the way?

Asked by: livebox
Yes you can - I checked mine out & the cleat mechanism is well away from the 'plain side'. There are also holes ready to put the bolts from the toe cages through.
Answered by: Cuboyed
Date published: 2018-01-23

Is the 530g weight per pedal or per pair?

Asked by: ExLionTamer
I actually took one to work to weigh, it is the weight of the pair.
Answered by: redstu
Date published: 2019-12-09

Compatible with Standard Release Cleats?

I use Shimano M324 Combination Pedals on my hybrid commuter bike and wish to buy some double sided SPD pedals (probably Shimano XT M770) for my MTB. The combination pedals take the multi-release cleat and the double sided take the standard cleat. Is it possible to use the same cleats for both pedals? I really want to avoid buying a second pair of shoes or endlessly changing cleats over if possible.
Asked by: johanvee
You can use the SH51 or SH56 cleats with either the M324 or M770 pedals so it just depends on which release method you prefer. You will not need to swap the cleats on your shoes to change bike. SH56 releases by twisting either in or out, SH51 will release if you twist your heel outwards only.
Answered by: WiggleDean
Date published: 2014-07-13

Are the SH-51 cleats compatible with this pedal?

I have two pairs of shoes with SH-51 cleats that I already use with M520 pedals on my current bikes. I fancy putting these double sided pedals on bike #3 but don't want to have two different cleat types on the go. TIA
Asked by: badaltitude
They are supplied with SH51 cleats.
Answered by: EmbraEck
Date published: 2014-09-14

Can I attache Toe Clips..

I want to buy something like this to introduce my wife to cycling with cleats. She is very unsure. So if she decides not to stick with cleats I would like to add on the toe clips.
Asked by: Stiggs
Yes you can, This is one reason why I bought these pedals, it gave me the flexibility to use toe clips or cleats. I started off with toe clips and then moved onto cleats.
Answered by: Bristolian20
Date published: 2018-01-23
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