It's really not that difficult but the tools are not included. Do a search in youtube and you'll find plenty of instructions.

The pedals come with full instructions. All you need is a standard pedal spanner and a tube of grease, and it's an easy 5 minute job. The most difficult bit will be removing your old pedals, it may need a bit of strength to get started.

Fitting instructions in many languages are supplied. You will need a 15mm spanner or allan key . Remember RH pedal has normal thread direction, LH pedal is opposite. Pedals are marked L or R.

It does come with instructions but i didn't need them, my knowledge on pedals is low but I managed to fit them easily in 5 mins. All you need is an Allen key, and I managed to remove my standard pedals ok and fit these ones.

The same as any pedals. All you need is a 15mm wrench. Remember that the left pedals have reverse threads.

They come with cheap cleats, but also buy yourself Shimano SPD MTB Cleats instead.

Yes the pedals come with a pair of standard Shimano SH-51 cleats and the mounting hardware (fish plate like thing and two counter sunk allen bolts per cleat)

The pedals will also accept the multi-release Shimano cleats.

This also applies to the A520 pedals

Yes, cleats and bolts come with the pedals so all you need is your shoes and an allen key.

Yes - both

The A530 pedals I have just bought came with a pair of clips, screws and plate for the underside of the shoe. Fittings for the inside of the shoe came with the shoes I bought at the same time.

Yes, and good instructions for where to mount them in the shoe

Yes, but I wouldn't use those cleats. Buy yourself the Shimano SPD MTB Cleats.

Yes, comes with some cleats though I used the existing SPD ones on my shoes - you just need the shoes.

Yes the cleats are included.

Yes

Yes, a set of cleats did come with the pedals.

Yes shimano SPD cleats

No

Yes, I had the same question and found them but only on German websites. Can't seem to find them in this country but if you search on e.g. google.de there are a few suppliers

Doubt it, there is no place to fix reflectors to.

I can't see how you would attach a strap. They are a very smooth, rounded design.

I wouldn't pick these pedals for that kind of use simply because the straps I've seen are mounted through the holes on the sides of pedals which these pedals just don't have. I'm not an expert on the subject so don't take my word for granted.

No. The reverse side is a plain platform with no provision for straps.

I don't see why they wouldn't be compatible with those shoes.

Yes,shoes are compatible.
You'd need pedal wrench or 15mm ordinary wrench/spanner to install pedals on bike.or if you prefer allen keys,you could do it with 8mm key.

as long as your cleats are spd type check with your dealer if the shoes will take spd cleats. The pedals should fit all all crank arms but remember left pedal has left hand thread, again if in doubt check with your dealer, if a dealer fitted the pedals and cleats for you i would imagine it would only be a small labour charge.

Cleats are included

Yes, they come with cleats and bolts - you just need shoes and an allen key of the right size.

mine did

Shimano says 383 grams per pair. A simple google search will tell you this in a jiffy.

Approx 400g a pair.

Yes - all necessary fittings are included.

No the cleats are supplied with screws that fit into the foot plate supplied with your shoes