Bicycle Pedal XLC 2501840500 Black Orange Plastic PVC 80.5mm Width

The XLC 2501840500 Bicycle Pedal is a compact pedal designed for everyday cycling. Constructed from plastic with PVC elements, it delivers a durable riding surface in a black and orange finish. With a platform width of 80.5 mm and a height of 28 mm, the pedal offers a stable contact area that suits commuting and general-purpose bikes while keeping weight and bulk low.

Advantages

Plastic and PVC construction provides resistance to weather and corrosion while remaining lightweight. The 80.5 mm width creates a stable platform for the foot, improving contact and control. The low-profile 28 mm height helps maintain a comfortable pedaling position and reduces the risk of striking obstacles. The black and orange colour scheme combines visibility with a neutral aesthetic that fits many bicycle styles.

Suitable for

• Urban commuting and short-distance travel
• Folding or compact bikes where reduced pedal size is preferred
• Light recreational cycling and errand riding
• Replacement or upgrade for standard platform pedals on hybrid or city bikes

Key specifications

• Material: plastic body with PVC surface
• Platform width: 80.5 mm
• Height (thickness): 28 mm
• Colour: black and orange
• Design: low-profile platform pedal

How to use

Install the pedal onto the crank arm using the appropriate wrench for the pedal axle thread, ensuring the right and left pedals are fitted to their corresponding sides. Tighten to the manufacturer's recommended torque if available. Position your foot centrally on the 80.5 mm platform to maximize stability during pedaling. Regularly inspect the pedal body and axle for wear, and clean the PVC surface to maintain grip.

Usage recommendations

For safe and reliable performance, check pedal tightness before each ride and keep the PVC surface free of oil and heavy dirt to preserve grip. Use these pedals primarily for commuting and casual riding; for aggressive off-road or performance cycling, consider pedals designed for those disciplines.