What spd pedals for this chain ring?

World\'s Dump
World\'s Dump Posts: 107
edited August 2012 in Road general
Hi guys

Can you tell me what suitable spd pedals would suit this chain ring?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chain-Rings-S ... 2c62f5b708

Many thanks

Nick

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  • campagone
    campagone Posts: 270
    No disrespect, but your question doesn't make much sense.
    The pedals fit the crank, not the chainring, and any pedal will fit any crank. So you can use any pedals you want.
    As to what pedals you need that depends, you can get double sided spd's eg Shimano M540 or pedals with a platform on one side and an spd on the other for example Shimano M324. Google spd pedals and you will see the options avaliable.
  • World\'s Dump
    World\'s Dump Posts: 107
    sorry I was so vague... I'm less familiar with modern metric sizes etc and I've made a lot of mistakes recently buying components that don't fit. However thanks for your advice!
  • Monty Dog
    Monty Dog Posts: 20,614
    Bike pedals are almost universal fitting in using a 9/16" thread so your pedal choice in entirely independent of your choice of chainset / cranks.
    Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..
  • World\'s Dump
    World\'s Dump Posts: 107
    Thanks. I've got a single speed. It's more of a "hack" really. I'm thinking of buying some clipless pedals would they work with a single speed?
  • lc1981
    lc1981 Posts: 820
    World\'s Dump wrote:
    Thanks. I've got a single speed. It's more of a "hack" really. I'm thinking of buying some clipless pedals would they work with a single speed?

    As above - any pedal will work with any crank.

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