Pédales composite
Mince et convexe.
Le profil ultra fin et subtilement convexe vous offre plus d'adhérence en laissant les pédales reposer dans la voûte plantaire naturelle de votre pied et réduit considérablement les risques d'accrocher une pédale sur un obstacle.
Grande plateforme.
L'immense plateforme de 115 x 105 mm comporte 10 picots de chaque côté pour vous maintenir en place sur les sentiers les plus accidentés et fournir plus de puissance dans les montées.
Légère.
Avec seulement 355 g, les pédales en composite sont les pédales pleine grandeur les plus légères que nous fabriquons. Elles ne vous alourdiront pas. Leur conception durable ne vous décevra pas non plus.
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FAQ
What is the Oneup Components Composite Pedal?
The Oneup Components Composite Pedal is a lightweight and durable platform pedal designed for mountain biking. It features a slim profile and a slightly convex platform that provides superior grip and control.
What materials are used to make the Oneup Components Composite Pedal?
The pedal is made from Nylon Composite (advanced plastics) and feature a steel axle and stainless steel pins.
How much does the Oneup Components Composite Pedal weigh?
The pedal weighs in at only 355 grams (pair), making it one of the lightest pedals on the market.
Does the color of the pedals match the color of the grips and other items you have?
Yes, the composite pedals and grips are color matched. It is important to note that, due to the coloring processes during manufacturing, the colors of the composite and rubber products will not perfectly match any of our Metal anodized products.
Do these come as a set or do I need to order two?
All OneUp pedals comes as a set, one left side pedal and one right side pedal.
Can I reduce the height of the pins on these pedals?
There is no way to reduce the pin height on the composite pedals. But you can purchase our friendly pin kit which includes nuts that make the regular pins less aggressive.
How regularly should I service these pedals?
It is recommended to service your pedals a minimum of once a year. If you ride more than 3 days a week then more regular servicing is ideal.
