DMR Terror Pins - 20 Pack


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The DMR Terror Pins are ideal for mountain bikers who demand maximum foot stability and aggressive traction on the trail. Specifically engineered for use with DMR V8 and V12 flat pedals, these extra-long replacement pins provide a near-locked-in feel for technical descents and jumps. Prospective users should be aware that their increased length creates a highly aggressive grip that can be unforgiving to shins, making the use of appropriate leg armor highly recommended during installation and subsequent rides.
| Model Part Number | DMR-PTR-99 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMR |
These are specifically designed for DMR V8 and V12 pedals. They may not fit other brands due to variations in thread pitch and pedal body thickness.
Yes, it is highly recommended. Because these pins are longer than standard ones, they can cause significant injury if your foot slips or if you strike your leg against the pedal.
Each pack contains 20 pins, which is enough to fully outfit a pair of DMR V8 or V12 pedals.
Yes, an Allen key is included in the package for your convenience.
While technically possible, the pins are very sharp and aggressive. They are primarily designed for off-road mountain biking and may be too sharp for casual commuting shoes.
Ensure each pin is threaded fully into the pedal body; you may apply a small amount of low-strength thread-locking compound if vibration persists.
If the hex head is damaged, use a pair of pliers to grip the pin body and turn counter-clockwise, or use a screw extractor tool.
To install your new DMR Terror Pins, use the provided Allen key to remove your existing pins and thread the new pins into the pedal body. Ensure each pin is tightened securely to prevent loosening from vibration.