In this category you'll find bicycle pedals for virtually every use – from robust platform pedals and practical combination pedals to high-quality clipless pedals for road bikes and mountain bikes. Brands such as Shimano, Crankbrothers, Look, Race Face and DMR offer a wide selection from entry-level to professional, with fast delivery throughout Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
Buy pedals online – the right pedal for every riding style
Whether you're looking for a pedal for your daily commute, your trekking bike, your gravel bike or your mountain bike – the selection includes platform pedals, clipless pedals and combination pedals with different designs, materials and release mechanisms. This way you'll quickly find the pedal that matches your footwear, your riding technique and your budget.
Pedal types and their advantages
Platform pedals offer large standing surfaces and grippy pins for secure footing without special shoes – ideal for city and everyday riders. Clipless pedals provide a firm connection between shoe and pedal, enabling more efficient power transfer, which is especially appreciated in road cycling and MTB sports. Combination pedals combine both systems on one axle and are perfect for commuters who want to flexibly switch between sports shoes and everyday shoes.
This category is ideal for everyday riders and commuters looking for a reliable pedal for the city, for sporty cyclists who rely on perfect power transfer, and for mountain bikers who need secure grip even on rough trails. DIY enthusiasts and retro fans will also find classic pedals and matching spare parts here.
Quality, material & product selection
When buying bicycle pedals, it's worth looking at the axle material (steel, titanium), the pedal body (aluminium, composite) and the bearings. Sealed industrial bearings or sealed plain bearings ensure durability, while lightweight materials reduce overall weight. Also pay attention to compatibility with your shoes and cleats – SPD, SPD-SL and Look Keo are the most common standards.
Frequently asked questions
What types of pedals are there?▾
Basically, there are platform pedals, combination pedals and clipless pedals. Platform pedals offer secure footing without special shoes; clipless pedals provide a firm connection between shoe and pedal for better power transfer; combination pedals have a cleat mechanism on one side and a platform on the other.
What is the difference between platform pedals and clipless pedals?▾
Platform pedals have a wide tread surface and are ridden with normal shoes. Clipless pedals require special cycling shoes with cleats that clip into the mechanism. Platform pedals are ideal for everyday riding and freeride, while clipless pedals offer advantages for road bikes, gravel and cross-country.
How do I choose the right pedals for my bicycle?▾
The choice depends on the intended use and footwear. Platform or combination pedals are suitable for city and trekking bikes, robust clipless pedals or large platform pedals for mountain bikes, and lightweight clipless pedals with wide support for road bikes. Shoe compatibility (SPD, SPD-SL, Look Keo etc.) also plays a role.
Are all pedals compatible with all bicycle cranks?▾
Almost all modern adult pedals have a 9/16-inch thread and fit most standard cranks. Children's bicycles may have a smaller 1/2-inch thread. Generally, a 15 mm open-end wrench or an Allen key is all you need for installation.
Which pedals are suitable for mountain bikes?▾
For MTB disciplines such as trail, enduro and downhill, large platform pedals with deep pins or robust clipless pedals (e.g. Shimano SPD, Crankbrothers Eggbeater, HT Components) are often used. They provide grip on rough trails and can be released quickly.
Which pedals are suitable for road bikes?▾
Road bikes usually use lightweight clipless pedals with a wide contact point, such as Look Keo or Shimano SPD-SL. They ensure optimal power transfer and a sporty riding position.
How do I care for and maintain bicycle pedals?▾
Regular cleaning and a drop of oil on the axle bearings keep them running smoothly. On clipless pedals, the release mechanism should be kept clean. If the pedal has play or is hard to turn, the bearings can usually be replaced or regreased.
Can I install pedals myself or do I need special tools?▾
Pedals can easily be fitted yourself with a suitable open-end wrench (usually 15 mm) or Allen key. Important: The left pedal has a left-hand thread – it is tightened counterclockwise. A little assembly grease on the thread prevents later seizing.
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