Shimano DX PD-M636 Pedals

• Overview...
• Intended for BMX, downhill, and dual-slalom racing
• Race-tested in the grueling world of BMX competition
• Designed to keep on working under the most extreme punishment
• Released in 1997 (?) and widely available through the early 2000's
• Features...
• Uses SPD (Shimano Pedaling Dynamics) technology
• Pop-up design - makes cleat insertion fast and easy
• Dual sided SPD unit - for ultra-fast entry
• Dual spring-loaded pop-up binding
• The springs hold the SPD at a 30 degree angle with respect to the body - for easing entry
• Large light alloy cate - stable pedaling with or without SPD cleats
• Replaceable cage plates - pedals can be used for years of service
• Teeth on our cage - for maximum traction
• Chrome-moly spindle
• Aluminum pedal body - for maximum power and stability
• Competition red body - non-slip mold
• Details...
• Company: Shimano
• Component line: DX
• Model: PD-M636
• Clipless interface: SPD
• Category: Pedals
• Materials: chromoly
- Body: aluminum
- Spindle:

• Colors:
- Body: red
- Cage plates: black

• Specs...
• Spindle size: 9/16" (for 3-piece cranks)
• Platform size:
- Width:
- Length:
- Height:

• Weight (pair): 22.7 oz. (Source: Dan's Comp)
• Other...
• MSRP:
• Sold at Dan's Comp:
- $94.99 (late-1996 to early-1997)
- $84.99 (late-1997)
- $69.99 (1999 to mid-2000)

• Came stock on the following BMX bikes:
- 1998 GT Speed Series Team
- 1998 GT Speed Series Team Spin
- 1998 Mongoose MacFearsome

• Used by:
- Wade Bootes (Treck AA Pro, early 2001)

• Made in Japan

Sources for this Reference Page:

• 1998 Shimano Catalog (p. 25-26, 28?)
• Published magazine photos...
• SNAP Magazine:
- Feb. 2001 (p. 94) - Wade Bootes