RACEWORK MTB Pedal Self-Locking SPD Pedals Mountain Bike Cleats Bearing Footrest Bicycele Parts

The RACEWORK MTB SPD pedals are highly regarded for their low price and reliable performance, especially for indoor training and casual use. Users find them comparable to more expensive Shimano pedals, though they note a slight weight increase. Overall, they offer excellent value for money.

Pros

Excellent value for money, costing a fraction of Shimano pedals.1
No issues reported after over a year of use.1
Suitable for indoor trainer use with decent durability.1

Cons

Slightly heavier than Shimano pedals.1
Long-term outdoor durability (rain, dirt) not yet verified.1

Key Facts

Approximately 30g heavier than Shimano SPD pedals.1
Priced at $18 to $30 per pair depending on time of purchase.1

Sources

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Reviews & Ratings

pushpush of Chinertown in Component Deals & Selection about 1 year ago

Purchased: 2025-08-20

I've been using these Racework SPD pedals for over a year. No issues at all. I keep meaning to pop them open and check the grease, but I still haven't gotten around to it. Hard for anyone to say any pedal is as good as a shimano pedal, but these are good. Currently $30 for a pair. Hard to beat that.

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pushpush of Chinertown in Component Deals & Selection over 1 year ago

Purchased: 2025-02-19

I bought a pair of raceworks spd pedals a while back. I have only used them on my indoor trainer but they have gotten some decent use. I have no complaints about them at all. For $18 bucks I'm super satisfied. I can't comment on how well they would hold up in the rain and dirt. They are about 30g heavier than my shimano pedals but 10% the price.

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