If you’re using standard pedals, or traditional toeclips, then switching to clipless pedals could make it a lot less effort. Cycling journalists Rob Ainsley and Simon Howarth explain why you might ...

For most kinds of racing, clipless pedals are better than flats. For most cycling that isn’t racing, no; they’re an alternative that you may prefer, not an essential upgrade. You might want them on ...

Ask any cyclist for their recommendation on the best pedals for a road bike and you’ll receive a mixed bag of answers. That’s because there are so many brilliant clipless pedals out there from ...

the extra feedback and enhanced connection with the bike and terrain you get by riding flat pedals are the main reasons that most of us here at MBR choose them over clip-in/clipless pedals. So we’re ...

In this episode of Bicycling’s Bike Shop, Deputy Editor Tara Seplavy and Senior Features Editor Pavlína Černá discuss tips ...

There are some benefits to using trainers and flat pedals, though. For one, it’s much easier with trainers to get off and hike your bike up a hill compared to walking in cycling shoes. If you decide ...

Cycling shoes weren’t always quite so critical ... Cinnelli and Look developed a technology paradoxically called clipless pedals. There's no need for a toe clip anymore but you depend on ...