Shimano PD-GR400 Flat Pedals - Black

The Shimano PD-GR400 Flat Pedals are ideal for mountain bikers and cyclists who prefer flat pedals...

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This guide is for mountain bikers and cyclists using the Shimano PD-GR400 flat pedals. These pedals offer a large, supportive platform for enhanced control and efficiency, particularly beneficial for technical riding. Note that the flat platform design may require an adjustment period for riders accustomed to clipless pedals. This guide covers setup, maintenance, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your PD-GR400 pedals.

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Model Part NumberPD-GR400
BrandSHIMANO

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FAQs

How do I remove the pedals?

Use a pedal wrench to unscrew the pedals from the crank arms. Remember, the right pedal typically unscrews counter-clockwise, and the left pedal unscrews clockwise.

How often should I replace the pins?

The frequency of pin replacement depends on riding conditions and frequency of use. Inspect the pins regularly and replace them when they become worn or damaged.

Can I use these pedals with cycling shoes?

Yes, these pedals are designed to be used with flat-soled cycling shoes or regular shoes.

Are the bearings serviceable?

Yes, the pedals have sealed cartridge bearings that can be serviced, although it may require specialized tools. Consider taking them to a bike shop for servicing.

What is the weight of the pedals?

The weight is approximately 400 grams per pair.

Troubleshooting

Pedals feel loose or wobbly.

Tighten the pedals into the crank arms using a pedal wrench. If the issue persists, the bearings may need servicing or replacement.

Pedal pins are worn or damaged.

Replace the damaged or worn pins to maintain optimal grip. Replacement pins are often available from Shimano or bike shops.

Pedals are squeaking or making noise.

Check the pedal axles and crank arm threads. Clean and lubricate if necessary. If the noise persists, the bearings may need to be serviced or replaced.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Improved foot support compared to smaller pedals.
  • Enhanced grip due to the platform design and pins.
  • Durable construction suitable for trail and all-mountain riding.
  • Low maintenance due to sealed bearings.

Cons

  • May require an adjustment period for riders used to clipless pedals.
  • Not suitable for riders who prefer the efficiency of clipless pedals.
  • The grip pins may wear over time with heavy use and require replacement.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Installation: Screw the pedals into the crank arms of your bike. Ensure the right pedal is installed on the right side and the left pedal on the left side. Tighten securely.
  2. Compatibility: Compatible with most mountain bikes and bikes with standard pedal threads.
  3. Care:
  • Inspect the pedals regularly for wear and tear, especially the pins.
  • Clean the pedals with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris.
  • Check for any play in the bearings. If play is detected, consider servicing the pedals or replacing the bearings if necessary.

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