Range Composite Flat Pedal

While aluminum pedals are generally stiffer, these glass fiber-reinforced nylon composite pedals are surprisingly resilient. They are designed to absorb impacts better than metal without denting, making them an excellent, cost-effective choice for riders who frequently strike rocks or trail debris.

Yes, the 22 steel pins per pedal are replaceable. If you bend or lose a pin after a hard strike, you can easily swap it out to maintain that high-traction grip.

These pedals use a standard 9/16-inch spindle thread, which is the industry standard for almost all modern mountain, gravel, and hybrid bikes. They will fit any standard crank arm.

The internal system is designed to be user-serviceable, utilizing a combination of a bushing, cartridge bearing, and roller bearing. With basic tools and a bit of grease, you can perform routine maintenance to keep them spinning smoothly over the long term.

With 22 steel pins per pedal and a generous platform size, they offer significant traction. The composite material also provides a slightly more forgiving feel underfoot compared to rigid aluminum, which can help reduce fatigue on longer rides.