Bike Pedals
 WELLGO ROAD BIKE BICYCLE PEDAL TOE CLIPS CAGES CHROME US $8.87 
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 Shimano Ultegra 6620 Pedals Clipless Road Bike SPD SL US $59.89
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 EXUSTAR E PR70CK Road Bike Look Delta Carbon Pedals NEW US $34.97
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 WELLGO WR 1 TRACK FIXED GEAR SINGLE SPEED BIKE PEDALS US $19.87
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 Wellgo RC 713 Road Bike pedals Polished Aluminium US $32.93
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 HTI A67 Aluminum Pedals w Clips Straps Road Bike Pedals US $9.99
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 SHIMANO PD A520 Sport SPD Pedals for Road Cycling Bike Clipless Silver US $19.99
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 Wellgo Road Track Bike 9 16 Pair Pedals Alloy NEW US $14.97
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 Time RXS Road Pedals Clipless Bike Cycling US $47.00
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 Silver Tone Metal Bicycle Bike Cycling Pedals 2 PCS US $9.68
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 WELLGO TRACK FIXIE FIXED GEAR BIKE PEDAL TOE CLIPS US $2.87
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 LOOK Arc road bike pedals with cleats US $13.50
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 4 1 10 Length Plastic Pedals for Racing Bicycle Bike 2 Pcs US $8.71
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 Pair of Bike Pedals US $14.95
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 New Wellgo Fixie BMX Bike Bicycle Double Pedal Nylon Strap White US $24.50
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 WELLGO W 41 WHITE CLIPLESS ROAD BIKE PEDALS W CLEATS US $33.87
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 2 Pcs Bicycle Bike Black Replacement Plastic Platform Pedals US $9.36
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 New Exustar E PR200 Road bike Clipless Pedals White US $82.00
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 Bike Bicycle Part Silver Tone Metal Foldable Pedals Pair US $12.37
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 2 Pcs Bike Bicycle Plastic Platform Pedals Replacement Black US $10.87
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 WELLGO ROAD BIKE BICYCLE SINGLE SPEED PEDAL TOE CLIPS US $.99
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 Bike Bicycle Pair Plastic Platform Pedals Replacement US $12.39
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 VP ROAD FIXIE TRACK BIKE BICYCLE PEDALS W CLIPSSTRAPS US $8.87
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 VP R70 Road Bike Cycle clip in Pedals LOOK Compatible US $26.87
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 Road Bike Bicycle Clip in Pedals LOOK KEO Compatible US $29.87
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How to Remove bike pedals ?
Pedals can sometimes be difficult to remove. They're usually torqued pretty well because the pedaling motion gradually tightens the screws. If your pedals haven't been removed for a while, or if not much grease was applied the last time they were installed, this may make it harder for you to remove them.
Keep in mind that the threads for the left pedal (the left side as you're sitting on the bicycle — usually the non-chainring side) is reversed. Both pedals loosen by moving the wrench toward the back of the bike, and both pedals tighten by moving toward the front of the bike. In other words, forward pedal motion tightens, and reverse pedal motion loosens.
Pedals are designed this way so that when you pedal, the thread doesn't come loose.
The best way to remove a pedal is to use a pedal wrench, which allows you to get a firm fit on the wrench flats.
Follow these steps to remove your pedals:
1. Spray some penetrating oil into the pedal where the threads are screwed into the cranks. Allow the oil to work itself into the threads for a few minutes.
2. Rotate the crank arms into a three o'clock and nine o'clock position.
3. Using a pedal wrench, hold the crank arm steady, and unscrew the right pedal from the crank in a counterclockwise direction.
4. Repeat Step 3, except unscrew the left pedal in a clockwise direction.
If you have trouble loosening the pedals, here are some tips to try:
Slide a piece of pipe over the end of the wrench, effectively extending the length of the wrench, which will give you more leverage and increase the amount of force you can apply.
Remove the crank arm and then secure it with a vise. In this manner, you won't have to worry about the crank arms moving while you try to loosen the pedal. Place a soft cloth around the crank arm so you don't damage or scratch it.
Be careful when trying to free a tight pedal. It's very easy for the wrench, the crankarm, or your hand to slip while you're applying force, which could cause you to smack your hand or arm against your bike. Wear a pair of work gloves to save your knuckles from being scuffed up on the chainrings.
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