How to Clip In and Out of Mountain Bike Pedals by Performance Bicycle

[@markhollidge8514]

The best beginner's guide to using clipless pedals I've come across. Wish I'd watched it before I had my first go though. Like so many others, I fell off, and injured my wrist! Got straight back on again afterwards... Clipless pedals - definitely the way forward.

[@Piku013]

Very good video. That information was exactly what i was searching for.

[@ElJopo1]

Thanks. I just purchased some clips in's and this video helped me use them.

[@georgegilles9008]

Such a detailed video. Thanks for sharing.

[@davecharvella4854]

Can't make any clearer than that ... excellent!

[@Tony20v]

was thinking about getting some of these pedals instead of the road pedals on my fixed track frame since i want something i can walk around with

[@relentlessmotion]

Antonio Acosta you should!! It saves tons of trouble and it makes you look like a pro lmao jk

[@Tony20v]

***** been using road pedals for half a year but i want to be able to walk at least a short distance without all the click clack from road shoes lol

[@xXSNipErMonkEy1414Xx]

I just got some time atacs x5's for my fixed gear and the only problem is that I have the hardest time clipping in lol. Hopefully this video helps me a bit but with mountain shoes it is comfortable to walk short distances and it's not as loud as a clack since you hitting pure rubber instead of your cleat contacting the ground (depending on your mountain shoe) I have specialized shoes and the time atac x'5s with crank bros cleats. need new time cleat and hopefully it will make clipping in easier.

[@memorablename5187]

+Antonio Acosta i have the exact shoes he has, shimano SPD they're great for walking in

[@eagleeye8916]

Antonio Acosta get yourself some mtb shoes ,the clips are recessed so it won't make contact with ground . Got me a pair of giro privateer r' s on eBay for $50 new n love them

[@TehLuNaTiC]

Got my new pedals... my new shoes and my first 2-3 clipped falls while trying to stop @ traffic lights :P i guess thats how it works :)

[@FrekeOne]

lol loosening the spring helped for me

[@TehLuNaTiC]

Its already loose enough... :)

[@jhaslam0007]

Teh LuNaTiC haha that happened to me today

[@philip8673]

Very helpful!

[@borrasdan]

Nice carbon Zaskar.. Great video.

[@t0maz.m]

When its the time to put presute on pedal, how do you move your leg? I just end up rotating the pedal instead😧 Help

[@achawinwin]

What frame is it in the video?

[@mic01]

I have my two falls and a cracked wrist, so hopefully Im good once Im back on the bike again.

[@y33dave]

Nice Zaskar!

[@acoitheadventurer1001]

Thanks for sharing..

[@krunkkracker]

Great video! Is that a chinese carbon frame?

[@dirkdaven7080]

what is the frame size of that bike

[@NicolasCorral]

Thnx!

[@abejayagunod5447]

Just bought my shoe and cleats lately and practiced clipping in and out and got the spikes on my shoe wore up easily huhuhuju

[@weirdalfan37]

Saying that they are built to disengage during a crash is not completely true. Once I crash, it is extremely hard to get out. Other than that, awesome vid!

[@williamschultz8198]

I was looking for a video on "How to clip in and out of a Clipless MTB Pedal". Oxymoron

[@matiasdiazduran5806]

Is it usefull for downhill?

[@Colstonewall]

Are you speaking of strictly downhill? Like riding a lift to the top and bombing down hill? Or are you speaking of normal trail riding, and going downhill? If you're talking about normal trail riding and going downhill, they are GREAT for this. You feel connected to the bike and have much more control. . .However if you're talking about the sport of downhill, I don't think those guys wear clipless pedals. It's a little too dangerous for that. I'm speculating on that, cause I've never riden or kept up with downhill, but I'm relatively sure they don't use clipless.

[@matiasdiazduran5806]

Allright thank you so much!

[@jaysealenduro5618]

Chris Kavanagh sir i seen dh world cup racers using clipless pedals and those enduro mtb riders and dh riders i've seen in videos in youtube i've seen try watch this video on youtube ''Why we love downhill(dh compilation)'' there's a dh rider there using clipless pedals either shimano deore xt m785 or shimano dx i cannot see it properly but he use clipless pedals and mtb cleats shoes he do big dirtjumps with massive tail whip.actually most mtb enduro r riders prefer clipless pedals and dh and freeride flat pedals

[@Colstonewall]

jhonard tagalog Ok, I believe you. I've never paid a whole lot of attention to downhill. If they use clipless I think that's awesome. I was always under the impression they didn't use them. I stand corrected.

[@jaysealenduro5618]

but other dh rider is using that,me i'm riding enduro i use clipless pedals ok for steep dh to uphill climbs

[@andrerebelo312]

Thanks justin beiber

[@patricksphones3127]

Then you might need your shoes checked out, all the clipless pedals ive ever owend disengage during the crash

[@camerons9677]

Justin beiber is that you?😂

[@jazzykoenig]

Nah man, you gotta ride trails with toe clips. And make sure they're really tight.