PNW Components Range Pedals

These pedals use a glass fiber-reinforced nylon composite that is surprisingly resilient against rock strikes and impacts. While aluminum might be stiffer, this composite material is designed to deflect rather than dent, making it a reliable, long-lasting choice for aggressive trail riding.

Yes, the pedals feature 22 steel pins and nuts per pedal. If you damage a pin on a rock or root, you can easily unscrew and replace it to maintain consistent grip.

The internal system uses a mix of a bushing, a cartridge bearing, and a roller bearing to balance smooth rotation with durability. While they are built to be low-maintenance, we recommend cleaning and re-greasing them periodically if you frequently ride in wet or muddy conditions.

With a platform measuring 108mm by 115mm, these pedals offer a generous surface area that provides a stable, planted feel for most riders. The wide footprint is designed to accommodate a variety of shoe sizes comfortably without feeling bulky.

The pedals install using a standard 8mm hex wrench, which is a common tool found in most home bike kits. They do not include a wrench in the box, but installation is straightforward and requires no specialized equipment.