Mountain Bike Pedals

Flat bike pedal preferences can be as personal as grips, so we'll share all the info available about the latest options from Crankbrothers, Hope, Look, PNW, and Race Face.

We tested the Crankbrothers Mallet E clipless pedals and shoes to see how well they work together, and how they get along with others too.

While there are both pros and cons to flats vs. clipless pedals, this little swap-experiment reminded me to maintain curiosity in this wonderful sport, and to consistently look for different ways to enjoy time with the trees.

Here are a few picks to keep your feet pedaling on any ride and don't miss this week's newest mountain bike deals.

Finding the right style of mountain bike pedals is a personal choice. But it's not a forever choice.

Switching from clipless pedals to flats for mountain biking may seem like a step backward, but for many riders it's a welcome change.

Race Face says that their Atlas flat pedals have been fully redesigned for better serviceability and durability, and they now include a lifetime warranty.

PNW Components has a new alloy set of mountain bike pedals on offer called Loam, and we've enjoyed stamping on them for the past few weeks.

In this flat pedal roundup, we compare aluminum and composite pedal models from three separate brands.

A few new mountain bike products that caught our eye this fall that *hopefully* will be available for purchase soon.