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* Plain pedals rely on the rider's coordination to keep the foot properly located on the pedal. This type of pedal is most popular with beginner or unsophisticated riders, who fear being unable to put a foot down in a hurry, but also practical off-road when a foot must frequently be put down for stability, or in a cold winter when bulky footwear is needed to keep the feet warm -- see our article about riding in winter. | * Plain pedals rely on the rider's coordination to keep the foot properly located on the pedal. This type of pedal is most popular with beginner or unsophisticated riders, who fear being unable to put a foot down in a hurry, but also practical off-road when a foot must frequently be put down for stability, or in a cold winter when bulky footwear is needed to keep the feet warm -- see our article about riding in winter. | ||
[[Datei:Pedal-mks-rubber-reflector.jpg|center|Ein Blockpedal aus Gummi mit Reflektor]] | |||
* Toe-clippable pedals (sometimes known as "rat-trap" or "quill" pedals) work with stirrup-like clips and adjustable straps to hold the foot in place. These were the near-universal choice of knowledgeable cyclists until the 1980's. Toe-clippable pedals, especially "platform" pedals, may be used either with normal street shoes or with special cleated shoes. Double-sided ones also can be used without toe clips. The one shown here is single-sided. | * Toe-clippable pedals (sometimes known as "rat-trap" or "quill" pedals) work with stirrup-like clips and adjustable straps to hold the foot in place. These were the near-universal choice of knowledgeable cyclists until the 1980's. Toe-clippable pedals, especially "platform" pedals, may be used either with normal street shoes or with special cleated shoes. Double-sided ones also can be used without toe clips. The one shown here is single-sided. | ||
[[Datei:Pedal-mks-syl-road1.jpeg|center|Ein klassisches Plattformpedal]] | |||
The use of cleated shoes with toe clips, however, was made obsolete by the development of: | |||
* Clipless pedals (pedal binding systems) which provide a positive connection between the shoe and the pedal, without the constriction of straps. Some shoe-pedal systems have protruding cleats, while others have recessed cleats so the shoes are walkable. | * Clipless pedals (pedal binding systems) which provide a positive connection between the shoe and the pedal, without the constriction of straps. Some shoe-pedal systems have protruding cleats, while others have recessed cleats so the shoes are walkable. | ||
[[Datei:Shimano-pedal.jpg|center|Ein Shimano SPD Pedal]] | |||
;Siehe auch | |||
* [[Über die Wahl und das Einstellen von Schuhen und Pedalen|Ein Schwesterartikel geht näher auf die Möglichkeiten ein, die richtigen Pedale, Schuhe und Cleats zu finden]] | |||
==Pedalgewinde== | ==Pedalgewinde== | ||
