The best clipless pedals will increase your pedalling efficiency, power transfer and comfort. Typically, road cyclists use clipless pedals while commuters tend to prefer flat pedals to be able to put ...

In recent years, Decathlon’s in-house bike brand Van Rysel has built a solid reputation for affordable, reliable gear that doesn’t scrimp on performance, and its Long-Distance Triathlon Handlebar ...

While there are now many clipless pedal systems to choose from, Shimano's SPD (Shimano Pedaling Dynamics) remains the standard. Now, thanks to a new SPD cleat, pedal engagement should be easier than ...

Already a tri convert or thinking about foraying into clipped-in comfort? Either way, we’ve clipped on the cleats and tested 13 sets… Clipless (or, more accurately, clip-in) pedals have greatly ...

The world of cycling can be a little bit confusing if you’re just getting into it. Because not only are there various types of bikes to choose from, depending on what terrain you’re riding and how ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Ask any cyclist for their recommendation on the best pedals for ...

Boutique components and bike brand Chromag has nearly two decades of experience making flat pedals in Whistler. That makes it exciting, and somewhat of a surprise, that the always-bright brand is now ...

Foot shackles, or the decisive click to reach the next level? For some, clipless pedals are a nightmare, for others they are the key to performing at their highest level. The discussion about flat ...

It’s one of the most commonly asked questions in mountain biking: which is better, clips or flats? Should you opt for a clipless system, where the shoes physically clip onto the pedal, or a flat ...

Hope introduced three different clipless pedals in 2021; the XC-appropriate Union RC (Race Clip), the all-around Union TC (Trail Clip), and the gravity-specific GC (Gravity Clip) All fall under the ...