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Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- More control and grip on your gravel bike or MTB on single trails and in fast descents.
- Best used in combination with shoes from the Shimano GR series but can also be used with other MTB shoes.
- Weighing 394g, 139g lighter than Shimano PD-GR500 pedals.
- Due to the use of composite material, the pedal is more vulnerable to damage from rocks and sharp stones.
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Shimano | |
| MTB pedal type | Platform Pedal | |
| Weight | 394 grams | |
| Pedal Axle Material | Stainless Steel | |
| Body Material | Composite | |
| Pedal type | Flat pedal | |
| Bearing Type | Industrial Bearing | |
| Cage Material | Composite | |
| Colour | Black |
- 9 removable pins per side
- Shape of the trail platform pedal feels secure under your foot
- Platform dimensions: 101 x 96 mm
- Weight: 394 g
Reviews
Reviews
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Most recent reviews
5 / 5
High traction, large surface area
Pedals were easy to fit. They work properly and offer plenty of traction with no creaks.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Nice product at right price.
Just mounted on a city bike, because I think the quality of today's pedals is shit.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Fine pedals for the commuter bike, with more than enough traction.
Use them on the commuter bike. Cheaper rascals I quickly pedalled to death. These are more expensive than regular pedals, hope they last a bit longer now. The many non-slip pins can eat into the soles of your shoes, you can easily take a few out, you still have sufficient traction. The bearings turn much more smoothly than on the cheap rascals.
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4 / 5
Stairs fine
Fine pedal, for what you can tell about it.
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5 / 5
I am very satisfied
Good grip and comfortable. I am very satisfied.
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Fine pedals for the commuter bike, with more than enough traction.
Use them on the commuter bike. Cheaper rascals I quickly pedalled to death. These are more expensive than regular pedals, hope they last a bit longer now. The many non-slip pins can eat into the soles of your shoes, you can easily take a few out, you still have sufficient traction. The bearings turn much more smoothly than on the cheap rascals.
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Bearings feel reliable and stable
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Very good wet-weather anti-slip
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Bit many anti-slip pins, can be turned off
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No reflectors on the thickness edges
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Frequently bought together
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| 11 reviews | 31 reviews | 9 reviews | |
| MTB pedal type | Platform Pedal | ||
| Weight | 394 grams | 512 grams | |
| Pedal Axle Material | Stainless Steel | Chromoly Steel | Steel |
| Body Material | Composite | Aluminium | Aluminium |
| Pedal type | Flat pedal | Flat pedal | Flat pedal |
| Bearing Type | Industrial Bearing | Cup & Cone | |
| 47,73 | From 30,44 | 35,53 | |
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