Shimano PD-M540 SPD

Maybe I just have to adjust the spring here the anyway. If you have any ideas on that, just let me know, but I have experienced some squeaking yeah I ...

Therefore, if you're on a budget and want a solid bike pedal, then this ticks all the boxes.

One of mine did not rotate as well as the other one. Not sure what the issue was. I acquired another set at my local bike shop and it works well. Down side is the install. It can be a pain to remove once torqued to spec as it is an 8mm Allen only. Knuckle busters beware. Makes a difference in overal...

What can I say about these you probably haven't already read? Probably not a lot. They are essentially the same mechanism as the XTR and XT pedals but weigh a bit more (as if the parts on the heavy side of the manufacturing tolerances are used at this level). The finishing on them is not great but f...

Very sturdy pedals, so they would last for many rides. However, one side didn't work as smooth as the other side of the same pedal. I had to screw and unscrew the clip screw at least twice to relief a little the pressure from the spring. After all adjustments, it's working OK and it's a war tank, it...

Well if you consider 2 broken spokes in a week possibly from riding extra hard then mission accomplished. Nice pedals, being a first time clipless user I can really get a lot of torque from pedaling now. Hope my bike can hang with me

Just got back into mountain biking ... my last bike had clips and straps, so that should give you an idea of how long ago that was! I've had clipless on my road bike for years, so I'm not new to clipless pedals, but this is my first time using the SPD system, or any clipless system offroad. The bike...

I'm not a high end cyclist, my road bike is still an old 94 or 95 model Diamond Back Expert TG (which was a mid range road bike at the time). I wanted to get a clipless set for it, since I've started doing triathlons and had ridden my brothers clipless cycles before. I paired it up with ( [URL REMOV...

I've used Look, Speedplay, and Shimano clipless pedals, and for semi-urban use I've found Shimano to be the best choice, and the PD-M540 gives about the best bang-for-the-buck you're gonna get. I might consider Look for touring where clipping in and out is done rarely because it gives a broader plat...

The 540 pedals are awesome! These are my first clipless pedals and I was debating between the platform versions or these. Went with these cause the shoes wouldn't even touch the extra materials anyways. Not disappointed. After a couple weeks of a learning curve, snapping in and out is muscle memory ...