Race Face Chester Pedal

Fine pedals. But the pedals I received were not the ones pictured. The ones received did not have the pins in them and were a different version that is solid plastic.

I installed 2 different sets of these pedals on 2 different roadbikes (dont care for clip ins) and two of the pedals broke within a couple of months. The frame of the pedals just snapped in half as I was riding. Maybe I just ride too hard for the durability level of these pedals.

Great pedals, easy to install and quick delivery.

Their crap fam get the fooker pedals

Ticking sound appeared after 6 months after install. I thought it was a bottom bracket, but luckily it was just an issue with pedals (way cheaper to fix). I cant say they are big enough for 11 shoe size - my new pedals are way more comfortable and grippier.

Race Face Chester are my to-go for all my bikes and my kids bikes. For the price, this is as good as it gets.

Theyre popular for a reason. Excellent quality. Bearings feel new after two seasons of hard use. The $45 (on average) cost is rather high considering the pin screws arent stainless steel & rust quickly. Our son has Chester pedals on one MTB & IMRider pedals on another. The price difference is significant & quality pretty close (see IMRider review)... but the Race Face Chester is hard to beat.

After clipping into muy mountain bike pedals for years, I made the switch to flat pedals when I got a new bike 2 years ago. When I purchased another bike this year, I decided not to bother with different pedals as these are tried and true. I have no complaints. My feet stay on and they dont gouge up my shins.

Perfect contrast to the my GIANT NRS3 MTB frame. I have RaceFace stem and grips. So far this think is looking really nice for the rebuild. I’m rough on my gear and time will tell if it can take the abuse.

For $50, you can’t go wrong with this pedal. I picked these up for my MTB to get a little more grip while riding trails. I ride in Vans shoes and really like the combination. I’m a fairly noobie rider, so I learned pretty quick a few lessons, the most important being, KEEP YOUR HEELS DOWN. I hit a jump, caught more air than I intended, pulled one of my legs up, and the pedal slammed into my shin. There was a lot of blood, but it was totally my fault. No regrets buying these pedals. Huge improvement from my stock pedals and look forward to some more riding.