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Shimano M424 SPD Pedals

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Lightweight and supportive pedal with high impact resin cage for greater foot stability.

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Shimano Shimano M424 SPD Pedals 4.5 5 326 326
They do everything I wanted them for Wanted the cheapest SPDs I could get with a platform, but didn't really want to buy anything other than Shimano (just for piece of mind in terms of quality - have heard mixed things about other bargain brands). I wanted to be able to use my mountain bike for both longer distance cross country clipped in, and a quick spin down to the shops without needing to change my shoes and/or my pedals. These pedals do everything I wanted, happy with my choice. Two (really minor) gripes - When in casual shoes, the binding can be felt through my shoe, and the pedal is a bit narrower than I would have ideally liked. Both would be a consideration if I was intending to ride in plain shoes over longer distances, but I'm never going for more than a few kms, so no biggie. Moving from M520s to these, the platform actually has a really nice feel when clipped in too, which I wasn't expecting. These feel a bit more more secure, it's easy to keep pedaling if you are clipped out, and I get the feeling that they might not be as fatiguing as my old pedals - haven't been on a long enough ride to tell for sure though. 15 July 2010
Decent start to the world of SPD Decent start to the world of SPD - not too heavy either. Versatile with the platform too, easy to jump on the bike for a quick trip to the shops. As always great value from wiggle too. 12 July 2010
Great Dual Purpose SPD's This is the perfect pedal for me. Versatile enough to clip in for proper road use and a stint on the single tracks whilst easy enough to hop on in trainers for a quick trip to the shops. 10 July 2010
My first set of clipless pedals. Found them easy to install and very easy to use. are also comfortable and easy to use as flats on short journeys 09 July 2010
Versatile Pedal These pedals were bought mainly as clip in pedals but with the added advantage of being able to use trainers for a short ride. They serve their purpose very well in both of these. Comfortable and easy to use. 28 June 2010
A great buy!! These pedals are perfect for how I use my off-road bike. I can hop on it with my trainers for a trip up to the shops or clip in for something more serious. They are comfortable for both uses and seem to be pretty bomb proof. 28 June 2010
good compromise As with any compromise you can't always get the best of both worlds. I was looking for a pedal that could be used with or without cleats on my touring bike. They are not quite big enough to feel like standard flat pedals and are not quite so easy to clip into. Having said that they do exactly what I need and the cleat bindings are very adjustable. The price is also great. 28 June 2010
I desperately wanted to try clipless pedals but wanted the option of using normal shoes as well. This is primarily because I occasionally attach a child seat to my bike and was scared of forgetting to unclip with a baby on the back. Of course their not as good as normal flats as the clip does push into your foot slightly when using trainers but you get used to it and I have riden many miles with trainers on. As a beginner to the realm of clipless I also like the fact that if you don't manage to clip in straight away you can still ride fairly easily. 25 March 2010
First set of SPD I recently made the decision to step up to SPD pedals after a long time on flats. However as I can only afford to run one bike I needed pedals that couldbe used on flats for my short (2 mile) commute to work. After looking around on the web I decided on these, as the resin cage is supposed to be better when hit that the metal ones. They are very esy to fit, and to adjust, ( as a starter I slacked off all the springs to let me get out really easily). With normal shoes on they are still out comfortable, but you can feel the clip under your foot. They are fine for shorts rides to shops or for short commutes. With cleated shoes these feel great. I have found that I can put power down better, I get power on the upstroke, without even thinking about it. I am finding the fact that my feet don;t slip of the pedals has increased confidence dramatically, and given a real boost to my bike control and enjoyment. The only down side is the the resin cage has taken a little bit of a beating as I have learnt to clip in, but it is mainly cosmetic. 07 September 2009
Great pedal Great pedal. Used on road bike for commuting. Comfortable 30 August 2016
Just what I needed I had Shimano SPD pedals back in the 90's and early 2000's when I was mountain biking, but then didn't ride for many years. I'm now commuting by bike and I had old-fashioned toe clips on. I couldn't take it and had to have my SPDs back. These are great because I can ride without my cycling shoes. These seem very durable (Shimano quality) and the relatively broad platform feels good and makes my control of the pedals seems stronger. Though I don't use regular shoes often at all with these, I think I'd still choose them over ones without the additional cage. 10 July 2016
Great pedal Great pedal... I was worried this pedal would not work with my shoe as the cleats are a bit big. But i am able to get in and out quickly and with little effort. Great product and great price. 23 June 2016
Brilliant Great on my MTB and Cyclo- cross bike - a bit more supportive than your normal minimalist SPD type pedals and great if you want to pop out on your bike with normal shoes on. Usual great Shimano quality. 17 June 2016
Good value for money pedal First time with clip in pedals and | am converted. These are good, easy to use and clip in & out is not a problem. Riding without being clipped in is also reasonably comfortable. 14 June 2016
Cheap SPD pedal with cage The cheapest SPD pedal I could find that had a cage, use it on my commuter. This way I can still ride the bike when I don't have cycling shoes. Works as well as any Shimano SPD pedal. 13 June 2016
Easy to install and use I bought these pedals for my wife, who is new to cycling and wanted a pedal that was easy to clip in and out of. The pedals look neat, giving confidence to the user, the installation and adjustment was simple enough, although the tension marker is not simple to find or understand. However, my wife got the hang of clipping in and out immediately and really enjoyed the security of the pedal in use. 20 May 2016
Practical pedals I have used this model of pedal for more than 5 years and when it came to replace them I bought the exact same pair. I like the edge around the pedal it feels like a flattie but with the added bonus of being a clip in. For the price these are fantastic value and would recommend these without any hesitation. 29 April 2016
Good pedal at the right price Used these since last december. Mainly with SPD cleats but occasionally without, copes with both 20 March 2016
Horrible I use my old mountain bike to go for rides with my son with the tag along attached so I thought 'normal' pedals would be handy, but wanted the option of SPD as well for those times when I was child-free. I have traditional SPDs on my other bike. These are useless when wearing normal shoes; the clip bit protrudes above the cage of the pedal so my foot doesn't make contact with any of the pedal. And they're really clunky and fit badly with my SPD shoes. So they do neither job well at all. I'd recommend getting either a normal pedal or a normal SPD, not these horrible mixtures. 16 March 2016
A good sturdy pedal at a good price If you are looking for a good trail riding MTB pedal that will not break the bank, then this is it. it's good for clip-in SPD or even if you want to wear flats while out riding. the only issue may be if you are wearing clips and want to ride without using them as these pedals are double sided. that said they are brilliant for what they do. They are durable and great quality. 23 February 2016
Great way to get kids in to cleats My Twins wanted clip in shoes after some searching found these just the job with the multi exit cleats supplied they jumped on the bike clipped in and have never looked back. far better than trying with toe clips. 08 February 2016
pub run or club run good to go. Whether out with the kids or on a local trip or a more serious clipped in ride, these shimano M424's will do the job. Nowt fancy just good and solid for the price. 07 February 2016
Brilliant.Return to Shimano Put on new(not the best idea) to ride The Old Ghost Trail,west coast,South Island,New Zealand.If you can,DO THIS RIDE.My previous Candys(brought to utilize their greater float)died FAR TOO easy and no better at sheading dirt.Time pedals previous did OK but SHIMANO are toughest and last. 13 January 2016
Perfect for my purpose I'm not a hard out mountain biker, I tend to do more road riding and I found that my feet got quite sore with the lighter weight pedals so wanted some with greater support and also the flexibility to ride with normal shoes. These are just what I needed. 05 January 2016
Bought these to fit to a low budget MTB bike when weather is too bad for road biking. Not use to being clipped in over rough ground so take some getting used to. Set on loosest fitting. Early days yet but so far so good. 29 December 2015
Good combination Bought these for my "second" bike to use during the winter commute. I use similar kit on my road bike and wanted the option of continuing to use my cycling shoes. With these pedals I can do that - although they are a bit bulkier, essentially the mechanism of the pedal is identical. I've used these now for weeks and am quite happy. The added advantage of this pedal is the ability to use the bike without the need for cycling shoes - a definite advantage. 24 December 2015
Great all-round MTB pedal Well made, great to use. Clip in or wear trainers - just the job. 22 December 2015
Quick and easy to fit This is my second set of M424 pedals. This time replaced strapless toeclips on my tandem (front), they are much easier and quicker to pick up when setting off. 26 November 2015
Handy pedals for the daily commute I bought these pedals because I wanted some that I could use with trainers as well as my mtb spd shoes for that odd occasion when you just want to pop down the shop or some other short ride. They are not quite what I expected, as I thought that the cleat mechanism would pivot within the outer pedal leaving you a flat surface to use when wearing trainers, this is not the case. Having said that they are much more comfortable than a normal mtb spd pedal when wearing normal shoes. In conclusion they just about fit the purpose that I purchased them for. 19 November 2015
im very happy with this pedals This pedals are easy to click on and off. they look very nice at the bicycle. you dont meed to click on your feets you can cykle with just the front of it. 16 November 2015
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Will these be compatible with Northwave Celsius 2 GTX SPD Winter Boots?

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Would these pedals be compatible with the Shimano RT 82 touring shoes? Thank you.

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Can I use these pedals with road shoes that have 2 and 3 holes in the sole for cleats

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Hi,

In short, I believe you can.
(I mounted the shimano cleats on both my mtb shoes and road bike shoes).

I don't have experience with this pedal with the "other" cycling pedals and various options, such as most of the shoes/systems in the picture I attached, but I can use my race bike shoes and mtb shoes on this pedal.

Cycling with normal shoes is also possible which made me decide to mount this pedal.

Let me know if this helps! (you can also send wiggle support an email and just ask them ofcourse).
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are the pedals and cleats suitable for the shimanoct45 click r cycling shoes

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You should not experience any compatibility issues.
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Will this pedal fit my touring shoes?

I have Specialized BG Sport Touring shoes and the cleet is slightly sunken into the shoe for easy of walking when off the bike. Will they fit these pedals?
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no worries
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I have MTB shies with grips on the soles which means the cleats lie flush with (or even slightly sunken below) the bottom of the sole! They work well do me and I can clip in and out quite easily
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I have the same shoes and have no probs.
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You may experience issues with pedal engagement with these pedals and your shoes.
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Will these pedals & cleats be compatible with my Lake MX 236 cycling shoes?

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Lake MX 236s are SPD compatible, so yes, they will be.
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These will work with the Lake MX236 shoes.
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Are these pedals compatible with Shimano SPD MT43 shoes?

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Yes any SPD shoes.
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Yes they are - I use Shimano MT33 shoes (similar model) and they're fine with a recessed cleat.
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Yes, new cleats supplied with pedals.
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I can confirm that these will be compatible as they both use the 2 screw cleat system.
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Compatible with Shimano R106 shoes

Are these pedals compatible with Shimano R106 shoes? Like the idea of being able to clip in and out easily.
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If your shoes will take SPD cleats (not the road SPD SL cleats) then you can use these pedals.
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I can confirm that the Shimano R106 shoes will not be compatible with these pedals.
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Does this pedal fit with SM-SH51 cleats?

These are the cleats I have with my shoes and my other pedals and was hoping I wouldn't have to change cleats?
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Yes, this pedal comes with a pair of SM-SH51s, so it's fairly safe to say they're compatible!
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yes these are the cleats that come supplied with the pedals
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I can confirm that these pedals will work with the SM-SH51 cleats.
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Can this pedal be used with shoes with a recessed cleat - or must the cleat be exposed on the shoe?

The SPD binding is described as 'pop-up' so I assume it can be used with recessed cleats as the binding will stand proud of the cage/platform on the pedal but then pushes down into the platform if used with normal flat shoes. Is this correct?
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Yes - I use them with Shimano MT33 shoes which have a very recessed cleat, and it's not a problem for me.
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Yes. For use with SPD cleats but can also be used as normal pedals with flats
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yes , my shoes are recessed cleats and fit fine . but make sure youre shoes really fit youre foot well . there described as pop up because you can ride in normal shoes ie no clips for short distances
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I can confirm that you can use recessed cleats with this pedal.
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Will these be compatible with my bontrager ssr multisport shoe?

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Yes, those shoes are SPD compatible so the cleats and pedals will fit.
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Yes thesepedals should be compatible with the bontrager ssr multisport shoe,
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Are they compatible with Shimano M088 shoes?

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Yes all Shimano M series shoes (for SPD cleats) should be compatible with these pedals.
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I can confirm that these pedals are compatible with the two bolt cleats that your M088 shoes use. I hope this helps.
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Compatible Shoes ?

I've just purchased these pedals with the SH51 cleats. Will they work with the Shimano M087 Shoes?
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Yes any of the Shimano M series MTB shoes should be compatible with these pedals.
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I can confirm that these will be compatible with your M087 shoes. I hope this helps.
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Are these double sided??

Just wondering whether its possible to clip in on either side of the pedal??
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Yes, just make sure you adjust the tension each side as per the instructions.
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G'day Barnsey8,
Yes they are double sided.
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Yes they are :)
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Yes they are two sided, each side can be adjusted individually too for a "tough" and "easy" side if you like.
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Yes they are.

Also when adjusting the tension you'll need to do it twice for both sides of the pedal.
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Yes, they are awesome! They are reversable and very easy and quick to click into.
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Mechanism is double sided. Very pleased with these but they are on the narrow side for my size 12 feet when not using cleats.
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Are they double sided i.e. can you clip in on either side of the pedal

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maybe too late but they are double sided. very pleased with mine but they are not a wide as a regular mtb pedal when not using cleats.
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Yes. These pedals are double-sided with individual adjustments for each side.
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Yes they are double sided so you can clip in either side of the pedal. Very easy to use!
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Yes they are double sided. just remember to adjust BOTH sides!!!!! for your SPD's
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Oxford
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Will these pedals and clips fit my cycle shoes

I received the dhb M1 cycle shoes for xmas. Can you advise if the following Pedal and cleats will be best for my shoes:

Shimano M424 SPD Pedals; and
Shimano SPD MTB Cleats.

In respect of cleats 'I am a novice', should I have Multi Release or Standard Release?

Many Thanks
Pete
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Definitely multi-release, no performance difference but improved chance of getting out in an emergency, which adds confidence to your ride.
5 years, 4 months ago
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I've got M424 SPD pedals with one pair of shoes with SH56 cleats and another pair of shoes with SH51.

The SH56 are multi release, which I prefer - as a relative novice!

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i bought multi release and standard and went with the standard release. I am a novice aswell, i just set the release setting low so i can get out easy. they are fine and means you wont accidentally come out if jumping etc
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I also have dhb shoes and am a cleat "novice", bought the M424 pedals and they are great so far. Would have thought standard release would suit you best initially. Only thing I would say is make sure you slacken off the bindings significantly before you try locking-in otherwise you might struggle to unlock (I had to take my foot out of the shoe still attached to the pedal...)
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Glasgow
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Hi, any MTB specific pedal should work with your shoes. I would recommend the M520 pedals if you can stretch your budget, as the release is adjustable. I think standard release is fine, just make sure you practice engaging and disengaging a few times on a nice quiet road before you head for the hills!
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Yes these pedals and cleats will fit your shoes. You should probably use multi release, which allow you to unclip from the pedals by twisting your ankle in either direction rather than straight outwards. Pedals are supplied with cleats so you don't have to purchase cleats separately from the pedals. The cleats supplied are standard release though, either way the cleats will take a little getting used to so try the standard release first before you decide if you want to change to Multi release.
5 years, 7 months ago
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Do these come with reflectors?

The shimano website specifies the SM-PD40 reflector set, which does not appear to be available separately?... http://www.shimano.com.au/media/techdocs/content/cycle/SI/Pedals/SM-PD40/SI-PD40C-ENG_v1_m56577569830606548.pdf
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No, the ones I bought 2 months ago did not come with reflectors.
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These pedals don't come with any reflectors as standard. Usually the shoes that you buy to go with such pedals; e.g. Shimano M077 SPD MTB Shoes, are adorned with reflective detailing. I understand you are after explicit reflector sets though and it seems there are suppliers out there in Europe if you can find them (look up Shimano 520 SPD reflectors, they *may* be compatible, Germany seems to be a key place to purchase these items from). Good luck and happy trails!
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Reading
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If you can't find reflectors for them then have a look at your cranks. If they're got square edges then buy some reflective tape and use a craft knife to cut it to fit. I used a white 3M A4 sheet bought from Wiggle and the result was very fine: the movement of the cranks really made the bike stand out, so it captured the best feature of the pedal reflectors.
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5 years, 8 months ago
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Can I get these with multi-release SH-56 cleats in the box?

As a newcomer to clipless pedals, I'd rather have multi-release cleats. Can I choose for M424 pedals to be supplied with these, or do they always come with single-release cleats; i.e. do I have to buy extra cleats?
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Just the sideways, standard, cleats came with mine.
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The M424 cleats will come with the standard single-release cleat.

I would recommend that you purchase the multi-release cleats, fit them to your shoes and use the cleats that come with these pedals are replacements when the old cleats wear out.

However, the standard SPD pedals are simple to disengage and should not discourage you from buying these pedals.
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Unfortunately we can't change the cleats in the box, you will need to buy extra cleats if you want multi release cleats.
5 years, 9 months ago
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Are the cleats included, or are they to be ordered seperately

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Yes, there's a little bag of cleats in the box. You can get spare cleats separately too.
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The cleats are included, it states it on the pedals page.
I didn't notice this so I bought some cleats aswell and was a bit miffed when they arrived with the cleats inluded.
I should have read the page properly.
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Sold as a pair. Each pedal is labelled 'L' & 'R'.
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As a pair, with a pair of cleat (to attach them to your shoes) provided as well
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Hi, This price is for a pair and not just the one pedal.
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Are these pedals unisex? Also, what ladies shoes do I need?

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Yes they are unisex as me and my partner have them fitted to our bikes. I went for Shimano Ladies WM50 MTB Shoes (very comfy!), and my partner the Shimano MT60 MTB Cycling Shoes.
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Yes. They are, as long as you have a pair of SPD compatible shoes. The pedals come with cleats which you can fit to the shoes.
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Yes, they are unisex. Any shoes that allow cleats to be attached. I have Nike Ladies ?katos?
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Yes these pedals are unisex. They use a 2 bolt cleat so you will need a shoe from the offroad shoes section: https://www.wiggle.co.uk/c/Womens/11/Shoes_-_Cycle_Offroad/

The link provided shows only our womens range.
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Are these shimano pedals compatible with dhb M1 MTB shoes?

 
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Yes. I have just bought both, and they work very well together.
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The peddles come with cleats - so don't know if you'd need to change what's obn your shoes for them
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Yes this should be a good pedal and shoe combination.
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Are these compatible with Shimano MW80 boots?

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As long as your boots have SPD cleats fitted then yes they will be.
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Can you suggest a pair of mens montain bike shoes for compatiblewith these pedals please

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Shimano M077 SPD MTB Shoes

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Hello, I am using Shimano M076 MTB Cycling Shoes which work well for me.
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SHOULD BE I HAD SOME WITH MY PEDALS
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Is this product ok with the dhb R1 Ladies Road Shoe?

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These are really for MTB riders, search for road pedals - road clip in to find better options.
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The Dhb R1 is compatible with 3 Bolt Look, SPD and SPD-R cleats.
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Comparison with DX M647

Is this the older version? Is the mechanism different from the DX M647 pedal?
 
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I think the Dx 647 is a very similar pedal.

I would say that the M424 would be lighter
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