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RFR Pedal Click MTB Race - Black

RFR Pedal Click MTB Race - Black

High-end forged clipless pedal with double-sided clip system, CNC-machined CrMo axle and LSL bushi...

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This guide is for mountain bikers looking for a high-performance clipless pedal system. The RFR Pedal Click MTB Race in black offers a double-sided clip system, ensuring easy engagement and efficient power transfer. Note that these pedals are SPD compatible and require compatible cycling shoes.

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FAQs

Are these pedals compatible with all cycling shoes?

No, these pedals are SPD compatible and require cycling shoes with a 2-hole cleat system.

How do I clean my pedals?

Use a damp cloth to wipe away dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

What tools do I need to install the pedals?

You will need a pedal wrench to install the pedals onto the crank arms.

How often should I lubricate the pedals?

Lubricate the pedals periodically, especially if you notice they are spinning roughly or after riding in wet conditions.

How do I adjust the cleat position on my cycling shoes?

Loosen the cleat bolts and adjust the cleat position on your shoe until it aligns with your foot's natural position. Tighten the bolts securely after adjustment.

What should I do if my pedals are making noise?

Check the pedals for any loose parts. Make sure the cleats are securely attached and lubricate the pedals.

How often should I replace my cleats?

Replace your cleats when they show signs of wear, or if they are no longer clipping into the pedals easily.

Troubleshooting

Pedals are difficult to clip in or out of.

Check and adjust cleat position on shoes. Make sure the pedals are clean and free of debris. Practice clipping in and out in a safe environment.

Pedal spins roughly.

Clean and lubricate the pedals. Check for any damage or wear in the axle and bushing.

Cleats are worn and difficult to clip into the pedal.

Replace worn cleats.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Efficient power transfer due to the clipless design.
  • Durable construction with CNC-machined CrMo axle.
  • Easy engagement with a double-sided clip system.
  • Smooth pedal rotation due to the LSL bushing.
  • Wide compatibility with SPD cycling shoes.
  • Stylish black finish.

Cons

  • Requires SPD compatible cycling shoes.
  • May require some practice to clip in and out efficiently.
  • Clipless pedals may not be ideal for all types of mountain biking.
  • Pedals may show wear and tear over time with heavy use.
  • Can be more expensive than platform pedals.
  • Mud and debris can sometimes affect clipping in and out.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Installation: Use a pedal wrench to install the pedals onto the crank arms, ensuring they are tightened securely. The left pedal has a reverse thread.
  2. Compatibility: These pedals are SPD compatible and work with any SPD cycling shoe. Make sure your shoes are compatible before installation.
  3. Cleat Adjustment: Properly adjust the cleats on your cycling shoes to align with your foot's natural position. This will improve comfort and efficiency. Consult your shoe's manual for cleat placement.
  4. Care: Clean the pedals regularly with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Periodically check for any play in the axle and tighten as needed. Lubricate the pedals periodically to maintain smooth rotation. Inspect the pedals for any damage before each ride.
  5. Maintenance: Check and tighten the pedals before each ride. Inspect the cleats for wear and replace them when necessary.

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