MKS (Sylvan Road) Pedal Sylvan Road Left and Right Set

Perfect replacement on my vintage Holdsworth bike. Almost identical to the ones they replaced, they seem to be well made and work flawlessly.

I'm restoring/repairing my dads' late 60s Road Bike, which sadly experienced a number of years in the Cornish elements and got a bit crusty!I wanted to replace the pedals without the 'shin grater 9000' design as I had horrible memories of my feet slipping off the pedals when I was small, but didn't want to go low quality, or modern!A quick search revealed multiple designs from MKS, and these things are perfect. Very, very impressed with the build quality, and the look/feel of the pedals and bearings.Thanks MKS!

An excellent like-for-like replacement for old Campagnolo Record Strada pedals on any classic steel frame and/or anything you want to use toe clips with. They are basically a direct copy, down to the dust cap over the outer bearings (which I think you can swap with a Campag pedal), though it says MKS rather than having the handy Campag grease port. As one buyer commented below, there are casting marks, but you will also see this on actual Record pedals, and with 40+ year old eBay pedals the races are often a mess, the cages are usually corroded and you are paying 2-6x the price. Loose bearing pedals so easy and cheap to maintain.

okay not quite the best pedals but they're working well with no problems after 1,000s of miles.

Class well manufactured product

Perfect for fitting toe clips - fitted this to my 50’s Claud Butler for that authentic look - “Chapeau”

Bought these to use along side with some SR SP12 pedals. I decided to go with these rather than a few vintage sets i had my eye on elsewhere due to a voucher i had.Firstly, the company who I dealt with were extremely good and posted the item fast, it came within 2/3 days of ordering, so props to them guys!The pedals, however, seem just ok. They're not as solid feeling as I had imagined, you can see manufacturing seams throughout. The spindle also does't roll the smoothest, I don't find it a big issue, I'll just have to take it apart and re grease and tighten properly..just an mooch to have to buy the duster cap tool now, but, hay ho, probably as is the way with budget pedals. I'm sure they'll function well enough, I've yet to take these out on a considerable distance. I would probably spend just a touch more If i wanted to buy new pedals again.

I always use MKS they're a good, no nonsense, maintenanable, well engineered and pedal. Last for ages if look after them. Don't bother if you want to faff about clicking your foot in and out. Great pedal