Spank 2011 Spike Flat Pedal
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THE pedal to have ! I ride this pedal in all conditions (DH, all mountain, dirt jump...) the size, the grip are perfect ! Very good quality, nice design, good price !!
Pros: Light, thin, good pin placement, durable.
Cons: None so far!
I have these of my tr250 and love them, highly recommend!
Cons: None so far!
I have these of my tr250 and love them, highly recommend!
Spank 2011 Spike Flat Pedal
(MSRP $0)
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True Flat Platform ~ Concave Pin Pattern ~ Ultimate Grip and Adjustability!
"The Spike Flat Pedal achieves an ultra-thin 12mm thickness without compromising a closed axle design or ultimate strength, by utilizing a cold forged pedal body and special scandium enriched, hollow taper steel axle, paired with a thin walled IGUS outboard bushing. The results are improved pedaling and cornering clearance, lowered center of gravity, reduced "pedal flip" effect, and improved pedalling efficiency as the rider's foot is brought closer to the center axis of the pedal. Chamfered leading and side edges also improve the pedals ability to glance over obstacles and reduce impact forces. Oversized, full compliment, industrial sealed inboard bearings slam flush with crankarms to reduce leverage on the bearing unit while at the same time reducing Q-factor, which further improves pedalling efficiency and rider positioning. Finally the extra long 90+cm2 platform improves grip and support, while further reducing the "pedal flip" effect during climbing or aggressive pedalling. The Spike Flat is truly a revolution in pedal design!" ~ Gavin Vos {Designer ~ Spank Cofounder}
Specifications Compare to other Pedals
| Price | ||
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| Weight | 400 (pair) g | |
| Color Options | Zesty Orange / Ti-Grey / Black / Race Blue / Race Red | |
| Style | Flat |
Style - Pedal’s are only found in 2 different syles, flat and clip. Flat pedals are most common; consisting of a platform you place your foot on, and usually some pins for traction. Clips are more cross country, or racer orientated, meaning you are strapped into the pedal.
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| Pins | 20 Adjustable Pins per Pedal | |
| Pedal Bearings | Sealed Outboard IGUS Bushing | |
| Material | Cold Forged Alloy Pedal Body |
Only con I can see is that, as mentioned before, they definitely don't spin well, but have only ridden about 4 hours on them so maybe they'll loosen up a bit.