OneUp Components Composite Pedals - Orange - Small
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The OneUp Components Small Composite Pedals are designed specifically for riders with smaller feet who demand the same high-performance grip and durability found in full-sized mountain bike pedals. These pedals provide a compact 97.5mm x 92mm platform that ensures optimal power transfer and comfort, making them ideal for kids or adults with shoe sizes up to US 6.5 (M) or 8 (W). While they offer incredible traction through customizable pin configurations, riders must ensure their shoe size fits within the recommended range to maintain the intended ergonomic benefits and safety.
All features
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1C0905ORA |
| Brand | OneUp Components |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum recommended shoe size?
The pedals are designed for shoe sizes up to US 6.5 (M), 8 (W), 6 (Kids), or 38 EU.
Can I use these pedals if I have larger feet?
It is not recommended, as the smaller platform will not provide adequate support or stability for larger shoe sizes.
What are Friendly Pins?
Friendly Pins are a feature where the standard sharp pins are covered by an aluminum nut, which can be swapped for a shorter nut to increase the exposed grip length.
Do these pedals come with pins installed?
Yes, they come with 7 steel pins per side with the protective aluminum nuts pre-installed.
What is the total weight of the pair?
The total weight for the pair is 330g.
Are these made of metal or plastic?
They are made of a durable, high-performance nylon composite material.
Troubleshooting
Pedal feels loose on the spindle
Check the end cap of the pedal to ensure it is tightened correctly and verify that the spindle nut is secure.
Insufficient grip on muddy trails
Remove the aluminum 'Friendly Pin' nut covers to expose the sharper, more aggressive steel pins underneath.
Pedal installation feels difficult
Ensure you are threading the pedals into the correct crank arms; the left pedal is reverse-threaded.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Specifically sized for smaller feet and kids
- Lightweight composite construction
- Adjustable grip with the Friendly Pins system
- Convex shape improves foot comfort and power transfer
Cons
- Not suitable for riders with shoe sizes larger than US 6.5 (M)
- Requires specific tools for pin adjustment
- Smaller surface area may feel unstable for large-footed riders
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation is standard for most mountain bike cranksets using a 15mm pedal wrench or an 8mm hex key. Ensure the left pedal (marked 'L') is threaded counter-clockwise and the right pedal (marked 'R') is threaded clockwise. To maintain the pedals, clean them periodically with mild soap and water to remove grit and trail debris that may clog the pin areas. If pins become damaged, they can be removed or replaced using a standard socket tool. Periodically check that the pedal body remains tight on the spindle by ensuring the end cap is secure.