PD-EF202 Pedal

Casual Flat Pedal for Commuting and Everyday Riding

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The PD-EF202 is a versatile pedal compatible with any flat-soled shoe. Pedal hard with confidence as you’re rushing to work, as the wide and grippy platform will keep your feet planted on the pedals. The chromoly steel axle is durable and low maintenance so you can rack up the miles without worrying about your pedals.

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  • The PD-EF202 is a Flat Pedal for Everyday Riding: Dependable and perfect for everyday riding, commuting, and city adventures.
  • Confident Pedaling: Wide aluminum body creates a stable platform.
  • Non-Slip: Textured surface offers a reliable high-grip pedal compatible with casual shoes.
  • Trickledown Technology: Chromoly steel axle offers durability equal to higher-grade models.
  • Multi Colour: Available in five colors including black, blue, red, gold and silver.

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Stability & Grip

The PD-EF202 is designed to be a convenient and versatile urban pedal. The wide aluminum body offers a confidence-inspiring pedaling experience and the molded pins create a grippy connection with any flat-soled shoes. Hop on your city bike for a ride without worrying about what’s on your feet.

Variety & Durability

The chromoly axle on the PD-EF202 is trickle-down technology from Shimano’s higher-end models, so you can trust the durability of this pedal. The pedal comes in five colors so you can accessorize your favorite urban machine; available in black, blue, red, gold and silver


Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 8 reviews.

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Loosens themselves, difficult to self service.

"They were great pedals, until they weren't. Satisfied with them as a contact point in wet and dirty conditions requiring relatively high torque output. Especially for a pedal that doesn't tear up soles on pedestrian shoes The loose bearing balls inside make this extremely difficult to repair on your own. If you put any serious mileage on them you will run into a clicking sound coming from the crank area, further investigation revealed the pedals have loosened themselves and now play back and forth on their own spindle just a bit. Causes the rubber seal on crank side to pop out and allows grime to find its way inside. You likely won't notice until its a larger problem. After I had fixed the clicking issue by taking off the outside plug and adjusting the tightness of the nut just enough to remove play and not increase resistance, they got tight and crunchy on their own after a short 1/4 mile ride. Took them apart completely this time to find loose balls instead of actual bearings, balls are no longer in the right spot, perhaps due to the improvisation needed for complete disassembly. Re-greasing and re-assembly is frustrating and tedious, and I'm a precision machinist by trade. Good pedals for the couple hundred miles I put on them, but I shouldn't have to do this at such intervals. Form and function like high quality pedals, but internals not built to last, and certainly not to be serviced, and you will likely need to at some point, unless mine were lemons."

— John J. (2/5)

My Go To Flat Pedal of choice

"After experimenting with several brands of nylon pedals, I picked up a pair of these EF202 at my LBS. I swapped them on my bike, went for a ride, and have never looked back. That same pair of pedals be repurposed on multiple bikes and I could not be happier. I have since purchased additional colors and matched them to my bikes. They worked great for my time on the Ohio To Erie Trails and continue to feel no need to go clipless on my touring bikes. The black ones are especially stealthy and look right at home on my Cannondale Quick 1 below."

— Trav1s (5/5)

Exactly what I wanted!

"I got a new bike and the pedals were just not quite grippy enough. I wanted a good pedal without it being super aggressive, so I gave these a shot. They are perfect. I highly recommend."

— Michael K. (5/5)

PD-EF202 Review

"What I like about the pedal is it fits my shoe with very little slippage and is comfortable. I like the size and it looks great. However, when wet it is slippery, but it’s a shin saver for sure. What I didn’t expect was that at less than a year and about 2,000 miles they started making bearing noises. I cleaned and greased them which took care of the problem, but the tool (TL-PD400) to tighten the locknut cost more than the pedals."

— Tom (4/5)

Flat shoe problem solver

"These pedals are perfect for my Ritchey Swiss Cross. I needed less grip to make my long rides more comfortable."

— Bee O. (5/5)

Easy replacement on all purpose pedals

"Just bought and replaced my ten year old pedals on my Trek 7200. Ordered on line direct from Shimano. Came fast. Nicely packed. Install was easy-Peary. Great traction on lots of different shoes. Very pleased with quality.."

— Patrick C. (5/5)

Light and comfortable.

"Very good, light and comfortable. Have a larger area for a good ride without weighing too much, the look still draws a lot of attention."

— Caio F. (5/5)

Perfect Platform Pedal

"I transitioned to these pedals after experiencing some balance issues. They took a little getting used to but once that period passed, I am very pleased with the performance and the quality, especially at this price point."

— Big D. (5/5)

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