Shimano PD-MT50 Cage - Left - Y42L06000

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The Shimano PD-MT50 Cage (Left) is a genuine replacement component designed specifically for mountain bike enthusiasts and commuters who utilize Shimano PD-MT50 pedals. This part restores the structural integrity of your pedal platform, ensuring stable foot placement and efficient power transfer during rides. While this component is a perfect factory match for the PD-MT50, users should note that it is side-specific and requires basic mechanical knowledge for a precise installation.
| Model Part Number | Y42L06000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shimano Spares |
No, this is specifically the left-hand cage component.
You will need a basic hex key set, though some pedal models may require a specific Shimano pedal axle tool for full disassembly.
This product typically includes the cage component only; please retain your original bolts or verify if you need to purchase new hardware separately.
No, this part is specifically manufactured for the PD-MT50 and may not fit other models.
You can verify this by checking the exploded parts diagram for the Shimano PD-MT50, where the cage is clearly labeled as item 5.
Verify that all mounting screws are tightened to the recommended torque specification and check that no shims or washers were misplaced during the swap.
If the bolts are seized, apply a bicycle-safe penetrating oil and let it sit for 15 minutes before attempting to loosen again with a properly seated hex key.
To install this cage, ensure you have the correct Allen keys and/or pedal wrenches to dismantle the pedal body. Consult the official Shimano exploded view diagram for the PD-MT50 to identify part #5 and its mounting hardware. It is recommended to clean the spindle and bearing housing thoroughly while the cage is removed to ensure no debris remains inside. Use a light application of bicycle-specific grease on threads to prevent future seizing. Regularly inspect the cage after technical rides for any signs of cracking or deformation to prevent potential failure on the trail.