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Can I convert my Arclight Pro clipless pedals to flat pedals and how do I do it?

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JasperDella
12/17/2025, 04:27:33 PM

Yes, you can convert your Arclight Pro Clipless Smart LED Bicycle Pedals from a dual-sided clipless configuration to a flat pedal setup. Here's how, based on the Arclight Pro instruction manual:

  1. Removing the Clipless Mechanism: If you desire a single-sided clipless pedal or wish to convert to a flat pedal, you can remove one or both clipless mechanisms. Use a T10 Torx wrench or bit to remove the four bolts securing each mechanism.

  2. Reinstalling Clipless Mechanism: If you are reinstalling the clipless mechanism, make sure to position them correctly. The spring should face towards the rear of the bike when the mechanism is right-side up. Incorrect installation can lead to your shoe getting stuck, potentially causing injury. Tighten the bolts to 2.5 Nm.

  3. Installing Traction Pins on Flat Side(s): After configuring your pedal to either single-sided clipless or flat on both sides, install the traction pins on the flat side(s). Avoid using the flat side without these pins for optimal grip and safety.

Following these steps carefully allows you to safely change your Arclight Pro pedals to your preferred configuration. Always prioritize safety and adhere to the provided instructions to avoid any issues or injuries.

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