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product_id: 48419354
title: "Bicycle 9/16\" Resin & Alloy Folding Bike Pedals"
brand: "coyote"
price: "€ 44.81"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/48419354-bicycle-9-16-resin-and-alloy-folding-bike-pedals
store_origin: CY
region: Cyprus
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# Bicycle 9/16" Resin & Alloy Folding Bike Pedals

**Brand:** coyote
**Price:** € 44.81
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Bicycle 9/16" Resin & Alloy Folding Bike Pedals by coyote
- **How much does it cost?** € 44.81 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Customer Reviews

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    Avoid - they broke and left me with a cracked rib
  

*by G***V on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 November 2011*

These worked well initially, but after a couple of months one of them somehow came loose and unlocked itself as I was riding my bike. As it came loose the downward pressure from my foot twisted the chunky (and apparently soft) alloy side rails that lock the main body of the pedal into place.After much bashing with a hammer I eventually managed to ram the pedal back into the fully locked position, but that obviously means that this pedal no longer folds. The other pedal is still fine.All of this is obviously very annoying, but then again these pedals are pretty cheap and if I need any more I'd probably by these again - but on this evidence don't expect them to last forever.**UPDATE: They didn't. The other pedal broke while I stood up on the pedals to get some momentum as I cycled up a low hill. Result: I hit the ground head first, cracked a rib, and was lucky not to be run over by a passing car. These really aren't built to last and certainly aren't safe. Avoid.

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    How to avoid stiffening bearings
  

*by S***T on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 6 April 2013*

Mindful of reviews complaining of stiffening bearings, I examined my new pairs of pedals closely.It was immediately obvious that the pedals had been assembled without any lubrication at all. If you tried to spin the pedals, they stopped after a couple of rotations, making the clear sounds of dry bearings.I couldn't find an obvious way of getting at the bearings (so I could apply good quality motor grease) so I dribbled oil down the spindle, and into the bearing, rotating the pedals all the time. After a few minutes the initial roughness had disappeared, and the pedals rotated freely, going at least 10 rotations before stopping.Presumably, the black plastic cap opposite the threaded end of the spindle can be removed to service the bearings, but there's no obvious way of getting that out without prying, and that would damage the seal. If anyone knows an easy way to remove these caps, I'd be grateful if you told me.Whilst I was at it, I also greased the moving parts of the pedal folding mechanism, so now it operates very easily.If you follow my advice, then please ensure that you wipe away any lubricant which finds its way onto the surface of the pedalling area. Any oil/grease on the pedals can lead to unpleasant injury to your shins, or worse (the voice of experience here...)

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    Somehow crude but fairly good
  

*by Y***V on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 March 2011*

These pedals are noticeably heavier than the standard Dahon ones (made by Suntour). Also, as it was already mentioned here, the folding mechanism is more messy - you have to squeeze them from both sides with more chances of getting your hands dirty.Another notice: when installing them on your bike, don't forget to fold them beforehand. That looks like a coincidence, but I nearly ruined the threading while trying to screw them on unfolded, and it after I folded pedals it was very easy to do.Everything else is okay about the pedals. The look and feel very solid and sturdy, and hopefully will last longer because of their heavier but hopefully more reliable metal parts. Taking into consideration their price, it's a fairly good choice unless locking mechanism and weight are critical to you.--I'm adding this after 2 years and changing my rating to 3 stars as one of the pedals broke yesterday (it's a problem with a sealed bearing so cannot be fixed). Expect about 2 years of everyday use - not that bad, not good either.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-08*