[synapxe]

I'm looking at replacing the stock plastic pedals that came on my bike and need some advice. I don't want to spend much more than 20-40 bucks on pedals, I saw some at Mountain Equipment Co-op and they looked decent, any other suggestions?

 

[WpgRider]

What's wrong with your plastic pedals? 20-40 dollars is going to buy you some cheap pedals that will probably be on par with the original ones equipped on your bike.

That being said, I think your pedal dollar goes further at MEC. Many local bike stores will have a bargin bin, and you can find some cheap pedals in there. Last option would be some junk from Canadian Tire.

 

[synapxe]

What's wrong with your plastic pedals? 20-40 dollars is going to buy you some cheap pedals that will probably be on par with the original ones equipped on your bike.

That being said, I think your pedal dollar goes further at MEC. Many local bike stores will have a bargin bin, and you can find some cheap pedals in there. Last option would be some junk from Canadian Tire.

The pedals I have now seem to be ok, just want to make sure they don't fall apart on me when I'm riding. I guess I can always wait until they actually break apart.

Thanks for the help

 

[Drek]

Go check out your LBS. I got a pair of Wellgo flats for my wife at John Henry last summer for 25 bux or so. They are pretty solid, and reasonably priced...

 

[Drek]

Looks like they have gone up... http://www.johnhenrybikes.com/catal...de=price&category=82&subcategory=343&item=916

Though, still in your range