Should you change your clipless pedals to a new brand or style? Our expert tried Time pedals and made a surprising discovery.

This is the cleat side where you clip in on a hybrid pedal that also has a platform side. (Photo by Margaret Haberman/The Oregonian) Two down and one to go. That's how many times I tipped over when I ...

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While so-called clipless pedals are used by many serious cyclists, some riders still worry about not being able to get their feet off the things when coming to a stop. That's where the Cleat It system ...

you prefer, here are the seven best pedals around. Shimano’s PD-M535 ($115) and PD-M747 ($185) have evolved from the original SPD pedals, which set the standard for all other off-road clipless systems ...

Clipless (or, more accurately, clip-in) pedals have greatly evolved since the days of toe clips and straps, and most triathletes will want to take advantage of the greater efficiency offered by ...

With the news of PW8 and Ekoi teaming up on an all-new PW8 x Ekoi road pedal system, I began to ponder why road pedals have barely progressed since the 1980s. The new system is a bold one. The pedal ...