Thread pitch decides whether a pedal project moves forward or stalls. On these DEA pedals the figure is 14x1.25 — the French standard that Solex, Mobylette Motobécane and Peugeot PD29 machines were built around. No adapter, no rethreading, no guesswork about whether the crank arm will accept the axle.
The pair is listed with a material composition of steel and plastic, and it carries no oxidation. Country of origin is recorded as France. Manufacturer part number is 0000.
Why the 14x1.25 thread matters for these machines
French light motorcycles and mopeds of the Solex and Mobylette generation did not use the same pedal threading as later European bicycles. A 14x1.25 axle is what fits the crank arms of a Solex, a Mobylette Motobécane or a Peugeot PD29. Because the value is stamped into the specification and not estimated, you can check your own crank before committing.
- Thread: 14x1.25 (French pedal standard)
- Material: steel and plastic
- Oxidation: none recorded
- Country of origin: France
- Manufacturer part number: 0000
This is a used item. It shows no oxidation according to the recorded condition. As with any second-hand part held in storage, minor cosmetic marks and traces of use may be present. The photos form part of the description — review them alongside the specifications above.
Technical specifications
| Country of origin | FRANCE |
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| Oxidation | No |
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| Material | Steel/Plastic |
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| Thread (pedal) | 14x1.25 |
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| Manufacturer part number | 0000 |
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If you are rebuilding a French touring bicycle or a period moped, the pedal bay on Street of Vintage Bike holds other French-thread options such as the LYOTARD 460D DURALUMIN Pedals M14×1.25 French Thread for 1960s Peugeot Touring Bicycle, or the Lyotard 45 CA Pedals M14x125 Vintage Peugeot Bike Eroica PE14 if a different body shape suits your build. For a broader view of what is currently listed, the Chainsets category collects cranksets and bottom-bracket components in one place.
FAQ
What thread size do these DEA pedals use?
They use a 14x1.25 thread, the French pedal standard for Solex, Mobylette Motobécane and Peugeot PD29 machines.
Which vehicles are these pedals intended for?
They are listed for Solex, Mobylette Motobécane and Peugeot PD29 applications with the 14x1.25 thread.
What material are the DEA M14×1.25 pedals made of?
The recorded composition is steel and plastic, with France listed as the country of origin.
What is the manufacturer part number for these pedals?
The manufacturer part number recorded for this pair is 0000.
