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SpankSpike Platform Pedals
5.0
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Platform pedals are great for beginner mountain bikers, and Freeride/Drit Jump guys use them all the time. The main advantage is that just just easier to bail, but platforms also allow you to concentrate more on you foot and body position without having to worry about clipping in.
Now that you know the advantages, here's why the Spank Spike Pedals are a cut above the rest of the platform pedals out there. The Spank Spike features an ultra thin platform that increases pedal efficiency by placing the rider''s foot closer to the center of the pedal spindle. The lower profile also eliminates platform pedals tendency to want to flip your feet off of them while climbing.
Now that you know the advantages, here's why the Spank Spike Pedals are a cut above the rest of the platform pedals out there. The Spank Spike features an ultra thin platform that increases pedal efficiency by placing the rider''s foot closer to the center of the pedal spindle. The lower profile also eliminates platform pedals tendency to want to flip your feet off of them while climbing.
- 12mm thin profile
- Scandium enriched pedal spindle
- Inboard bearing with outboard bushings
- 20 pins per pedal
- Cold-forged pedal body
Specifications
Material
Aluminum
Pedal Spindle
9/16"
Pedal Type
Platform
Spindle Material
Chromoly
Use
BMX, Fat Bike, Mountain
Tree Fort ID:
333222379198
Review Summary
LIKES
Strength (3),
Reliable (2),
Large Platform (2),
Grip (3),
Simple (1),
Elegant Design (3)
WORKS FOR
Any Level of MTB (3),
Freeride (1),
Dirt Jump (1)
DISLIKES
none
5.0 GEARS
4 reviews
4 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
When will these be available in orange?
When will these be available in orange?
Q.
asked by: a guest
8/25/2013 Are these the Most Current Model?
8/25/2013 Are these the Most Current Model?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
Yes, these are the current model pedals.
Yes, these are the current model pedals.
Q.
asked by: a guest
are these the black allen axle cap, as pictured, or the newer (2012) silver allen
are these the black allen axle cap, as pictured, or the newer (2012) silver allen
A.
anwered by: mlewis
These are the newest versions pedals.
These are the newest versions pedals.
Customer Reviews
5
April 08, 2012
reviewed by: duggus
I switched back to platforms from clips because I was sick of worrying about having to unclip, especially in rock gardens and obstacles... who is really comfortable having their feet clipped in for that? I LOVE THESE PEDALS! They are really thin and lightweight, the grip really well, and I have yet to slip off. I bought some Teva Links shoes so that helps with holding the pins. I have my confidence back and can now tackle the rocks again. I have the orange version and they are a lot more anodized looking than the pictures let on. Perfect, reliable pedals!
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vote5
May 02, 2012
reviewed by: Jpa...@gm...l.com
Great design, smooth bearings, lots of pins that are replaceable I'd they get bent. I like the low profile design as well, helps with less frequent pedal strikes. Recommend this platform for sure.
5
August 28, 2015
reviewed by: A Guest
Nice large platform and plenty of grip, i installed all the pins...but make sure you loctite them!
5
October 26, 2012
reviewed by: RaggedEdge
Like the previous reviewer, I switched back from clip pedals so I could be more confident and aggressive hitting obstacles. I have about 6-10 rides and the pedals have helped me up my abilities already. The thin large platforms make pedaling not that much more difficult. I did opt to not use the inner grub screws for several reasons though and the grip is ok with my 5.10 chase shoes. First the grub screws could be a real pain to replace if bent or broken, second, it helps get that concave shape to your shoes contact points. Thirdly, it makes it a little easier to reposition my foot on the pedal. The down side is I occasionally get that squeak even with the new bearing design. So far the slight increase in pedal strikes have not damaged the pins.
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