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Shimano SPD 520 pedals with cleats £24.99 @ Wiggle
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Posted 9 June 2023

Shimano SPD 520 pedals with cleats £24.99 @ Wiggle

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Good deal for excellent SPD pedals and cleats.
The cleats alone cost around £13.
Also available from tredz etc for the same price.



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These mountain bike clipless pedals have sealed cartridge bearing spindles, which keep out water and mud for a smooth action and lasting durability.

Uses the SH-51 Cleats: wiggle.co.uk/shimano-spd-mtb-cleats

Top Features

  • Material: CrMo (spindle); Forged Alloy (body)
  • Rotation: 4 degrees
  • Adjustment: Allen key 3mm
  • Platform Dimensions: 42 x 61mm (approx.)
  • Sealed cartridge bearing spindle keeps out water and mud for a smooth action, and makes for a
  • durable pedal
  • Open design helps to shed mud
  • Double sided pop-up binding, dual front and rear cleat tension adjustment, cartridge bearings
  • SPD cleats included
  • Weight: 380g (Pair)

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  1. UriStamonov's avatar
    UriStamonov
    If you're "cleat curious" and unsure about unclipping, you can use the SH56 easy-release cleats

    bikeradar.com/adv…ts/
    Scrooge_McDuck's avatar
    Scrooge_McDuck
    True, but I've never understood the point of these as any pull force unclips the cleat? I'm only a road cyclist, so I assume it's a MTB thing?

    I have one road bike with SPD and one with SPD-SL. SPD are ok if you are after a compromise so that you can walk in your shoe too, but they are no way near as good as SPD-SL for use on the bike particularly if you want a firm clip in with no float. (edited)
  2. jfs's avatar
    jfs
    All the pedal you'll ever need , near bomb proof
  3. james.robert3j8's avatar
    james.robert3j8
    I absolutely standby the wahoo speedplays now, absolutely no faff.
    JonF992's avatar
    JonF992
    Not much of a comparison, though. You can get five pairs of SPD 520s for the price of the speedplays with enough left over for a couple of pints, and you can't walk properly with Speedplay cleats on. Maybe Speedplays might be worth it for high mileage roadies who need adjustable float, but the 520s are really for on-off-road riding on a budget, which they're great for.
  4. Sound.as.a.'s avatar
    Sound.as.a.
    Always this price, unless bought at a shop. Literally just had a set delivered. Great pedals though but not a deal
  5. brains_t's avatar
    brains_t
    I needed a pair two weeks ago and couldn’t find anything under £32. Wiggle and Chain Reaction were the first l checked. Hot for me (edited)
  6. Jetzki's avatar
    Jetzki
    Nothing special about this price. They're always around 25
  7. charliecroker1966's avatar
    charliecroker1966
    Brillaint pedals have them on all my bikes including spin bikes. The are as others say bombproof. One bike they get a very hard life yet spin and work perfectly even if they are years old.

    As for the price I say fairly standard at present, chainr reaction and few just the same, I never pay over £20 - £21 and bought some a couple of months ago.
  8. zeebuilder's avatar
    zeebuilder
    Excellent price!
  9. ovverbruv's avatar
    ovverbruv
    Does anyone have a recommendation for good shoes for these? I have some Decathlon ones that are wearing out and want to replace with road shoes that fit SPD cleats. Had a look on Tredz, wiggle etc but if someone has first hand expertise that would be appreciated
    rodwell's avatar
    rodwell
    Personally I like Shimano as they seem a good fit for me, have used 'touring' ones in the past and currently using some bling 'gravel' ones I got on a deal recently (sorry don't have the exact model information to hand)
  10. XNET's avatar
    XNET
    I had these for a couple of years and one of them started creaking and became very stiff to turn, I put back the lower version that I had for 4years without issue, just my experience.
    JonF992's avatar
    JonF992
    SPD 520s are servicable. Whip them apart using the special spd tool (TL-PD40), replace the grease and reassemble and they'll probably be fine.
  11. flipper118's avatar
    flipper118
    Any recommendations for foldable pedals?
  12. Almighty.Dirk's avatar
    Almighty.Dirk
    If you have a local Go Outdoors, they should beat this price by 10%
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