OneUp Components XC Clip
145.35
Shimano XTR PD-M9200
From 121.93
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137.18
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Pros
Attractive, sleek pedals |
Durable |
Standard, but better |
Low weight |
Good bearings |
Easy adjustment |
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Super light |
Fast delivery |
Easy assembly |
Cons
None |
No titanium |
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According to the product specialist
Pros
| The XC Clip pedals are designed for cross-country use, where every gram and every millimetre counts! |
| With a thickness of 26.8 mm, this pedal is the thinnest dual-sided clipless model and the one least likely to hit the ground while cycling. |
| The pedals are compatible with the included OneUp cleats as well as standard Shimano SPD cleats. |
| Using the included bearing tool, you can easily disassemble the pedals, which are highly durable due to the use of bushings with double industrial bearings. |
| As release tension can be adjusted from very tight to very loose, the pedals are suitable for all types of riders. |
| With its titanium cage, the Shimano XTR M9200 pedal has a very light and neat finish. |
| This pedal is available with a narrower Q-factor. |
| An extra seal ensures that the bearings are sealed very well and the pedal will last a very long time. |
| The pedal has an efficient design for better dirt and mud shedding. |
| Four adjustable traction pins increase stability and control. |
| The wide contact area increases pedalling efficiency and reduces energy loss when climbing. |
| The improved seal design prevents play and ensures long-term smooth spinning action. |
| The pedal's sturdy outer cage protects the mechanism from damage caused by stones and impacts, increasing its durability. |
| This pedal is ideal for performance-oriented cyclists due to its light weight and ergonomic design! |
| Decreases the chance of knee strain due to its large range of movement. |
| These pedals weigh only 140 grams due to their carbon pedal body and hollow steel axle! |
| Dirt, sand and mud are easily removed due to the open construction of the pedal. |
Cons
| For just a bit more stability, consider the Clip pedals by OneUp Components, which have a cage for added support. |
| For some more stability on steep descents, check out our trail pedal options. |
| These pedals are slightly heavier due to their robust metal construction, which adds extra weight to the bike but also increases durability. |
| These pedals have a smaller contact surface area than the Time Speciale series pedals. |
Specifications
MTB pedal type
Clipless Pedal
Clipless Pedal
Clipless Pedal
Clipless Pedal
Weight
303 grams
314 grams
439 grams
Pedal Axle Material
Chromoly Steel
Chromoly Steel
Steel
Body Material
Aluminium
Carbon
Cleats included
Yes
Yes
Yes
Pedal type
2-point mount
2-point mount
2-point mount
2-point mount
Clip-In Mechanism
Double-sided
Double-sided
Double-sided
Double-sided
Adjustable spring tension
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Bearing Type
Industrial Bearing
Cup & Cone
Industrial Bearing
Cage Material
Carbon
Weight
280 grams
Type of Axle
Normal
Normal
-3 mm
-3 mm
Normal
Normal
Colour
Black
Grey
Green
Blue
Pink
Bronze
Grey
Green
Blue
Pink
Bronze
Black
Black
Cleat Type
Shimano SPD
Shimano SPD
Shimano SPD
Time Atac
Discipline
Cross-Country MTB
Trail MTB
Cross-Country MTB
Cyclocross
Gravel
Cyclocross
Gravel
Quality
Best
Best
Better
Better
Warranty
2 Years
2 Years
Extra cage
No extra cage
No extra cage
Q-factor
55 mm
52 mm
55 mm
55 mm
54 mm