Race Face Ride Composite

No, the traction pins are in-molded directly into the nylon composite body. While they provide excellent grip, they cannot be swapped out or replaced if they wear down over time.

While designed primarily for mountain biking, these pedals will fit any standard crank arm with 9/16-inch threads. They are a solid, durable choice for commuters or hybrid bikes if you prefer a flat platform over clipless systems.

The pedal features a fully serviceable bearing and bushing system, making maintenance straightforward. You can easily access the internals to clean and re-grease the system, which helps extend the lifespan of the pedals significantly.

Nylon composite pedals are surprisingly tough and often handle rock strikes better than aluminum because they tend to deflect rather than gouge. They are also lighter and generally more affordable, though they may show cosmetic scuffs more easily than metal pedals.

Yes, the in-molded pins are strategically placed to offer a secure, planted feel on technical terrain. While they may not offer the same 'locked-in' sensation as aggressive metal pins, they provide ample traction for most trail and all-mountain riding.