Shimano's new PD-EH510 Hybrid Pedal could be perfect for your pub bike

Shimano's new PD-EH510 Hybrid Pedal could be perfect for your pub bike

Hybrid Pedal blends SPD efficiency with flat-pedal versatility

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Shimano has released its new PD-EH510 Hybrid SPD and Flat Pedal, which features an SPD mechanism on one side and a flat pedal on the other.

The Japanese brand says the pedals are designed for commuting, exploring gravel roads or venturing off-pavement for the first time.

Hybrid pedals give you the option of utilising the efficiency of being clipped in, while enabling you to ride unclipped on terrain you're less confident on or when wearing regular shoes.

Unlike other half-and-half designs, such as Crankbrothers' Double Shot, the flat side of the PD-EH510 features replaceable pins, which should increase the longevity of the pedals.

The pedals come in one colourway and are priced at £79.99.

The perfect pub-bike pedal?

Shimano PD-EH510 pedal spd side
Shimano's PD-EH510 could offer the best of both worlds for commuters and tourers. Shimano

The design of the PD-EH510 enables you to unclip from the SPD mechanism and continue to pedal unclipped while retaining traction.

It also means you can use your bike with regular shoes without having to switch your pedals over – making it perfect for quick trips to the pub.

Shimano PD-EH510 pedal on white background
The pedals use a resin platform. Shimano

The pedal is made from a durable resin featuring a textured finish that's said to help protect against rock strikes and abrasions.

There are eight replaceable pins on each flat pedal, with the platform said to measure 111x96mm, which should offer good traction and stability.

Shimano PD-EH510 pedal flat side
The brand says the pedals are best paired with its GF, EX and ET shoes. Shimano

Shimano says it has used a thin pedal profile to improve ground clearance for technical terrain, and robust brushing bearings for long-lasting, low-maintenance performance.

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