What kind of bicycle pedal is right for you

We all know that bicycles have many, many accessories, and we also need to maintain and understand these accessories well.

The right bicycle pedal is generally tightened to the right and released to the left (clockwise to tighten, counterclockwise to loosen). The left bicycle pedal has the opposite thread (to prevent the pedal from loosening), so tighten it counterclockwise and loosen it clockwise. If confused - and many people can't tell the difference - just remember: backwards. Let you remember that when removing a bicycle pedal, the wrench is always pushed back. In fact, there is the simplest method: make a grasp with both hands, and both thumbs are perpendicular to the four fingers and are in contact with each other. At this time, the direction pointed by the four fingers of the left hand and the four fingers of the right hand is the direction in which the left and right bicycle pedals are tightened, and vice versa. Put your hand on the grip of the car and make a riding shape, it will be clear at a glance.

Pedal standards are very inconsistent...comfort is something that varies from person to person...

If the pedals are designed to be large, the comfort will be improved, but the force on both ends will not be shared, and the lifespan will be relatively short. If the frame is reinforced at both ends, there will be too many materials and heavy weight, which is contrary to the light-weight route of mountain bikes. Therefore, the types of bicycles used for sports now choose small pedals. Due to the different designs of different brands, there is no way to unify the comfort. But quality is related to material, craftsmanship and design.