Race Face Turbine Pedals

The dual-axis concavity means the pedal curves both front-to-back and side-to-side. This cradles your foot, creating a locked-in sensation that helps your shoe stay planted even when you aren't perfectly centered on the pedal.

Yes, the Turbine pedals use a standard 9/16-inch spindle, which is the industry standard for almost all modern mountain bike cranksets.

Yes, the pedals come with washers that allow you to adjust the height of the steel pins. You can remove the washers to expose more of the pin for maximum bite, or keep them on for a slightly less aggressive feel.

By eliminating the traditional bearing bulge, these pedals have a thinner profile that sits closer to the crank arm. This gives you slightly more clearance over rocks and roots, reducing the likelihood of clipping your pedals on trail obstacles.

Absolutely. The pedals feature 11 replaceable steel pins per side, so you can easily swap out damaged or worn pins to keep your traction consistent over time.

The Turbine pedals use a combination of an inboard bushing and an outboard sealed ball bearing. This setup is designed to be durable and weather-resistant, requiring very little maintenance beyond occasional cleaning and checking that the spindle is properly torqued.