Shimano PD-EH500 SPD bicycle pedals (EPDEH500)

The Shimano PD-EH500 SPD bike pedals combine the versatility of a clipless and platform design, created for varied mountain biking trails as well as everyday urban and trekking use. The use of an aluminium body ensures durability and resistance to intense wear.

Dual-sided clipless and platform functionality

The Shimano PD-EH500 SPD model allows for riding in both SPD shoes and regular footwear, thanks to the combination of a clipless mechanism and a platform with interchangeable pins that enhance grip. This design enables quick adaptation of the pedals to different riding styles and terrain conditions without the need for changing gear. This solution works well during both dynamic descents and relaxed urban rides.

Ball bearings and material durability

The model employs ball bearings, which are characterised by smooth operation and high durability during prolonged riding. The body is made of aluminium, guaranteeing low weight while maintaining resistance to mechanical damage. This combination of materials and technology translates to performance and user comfort in demanding terrain.

Accessories enhancing functionality

The set includes an SM-SH56 cleat that allows for multi-directional release of the shoe from the SPD mechanism, increasing safety and ease of use for both beginner and experienced cyclists. The presence of interchangeable pins on the platform allows for customising the pedals to personal preferences, enhancing grip according to individual user needs.

Shimano PD-EH500 SPD bike pedals - features:

• Dual-sided design combining platform and SPD system;
• Body made of durable aluminium for intensive use;
• Presence of ball bearings ensuring smooth operation;
• Compatibility for riding in SPD shoes and regular footwear;
• Interchangeable pins enhancing grip on the platform;
• Dedicated for MTB, trekking, and urban bikes;
• Set includes SM-SH56 cleat with multi-directional release;
• Design resistant to mechanical damage during off-road riding;
• Quick adaptation of pedals to various riding styles;
• Seamless integration with the popular SPD system.