HT ANS01 Pedal - PDHTAN1CB

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The HT ANS01 Pedal is designed for gravity-focused riders including freeride and downhill mountain bikers who need a low-profile platform for maximum ground clearance and stability. It delivers an exceptional balance of weight and rugged durability thanks to its CNC-machined alloy construction, though riders looking for an ultra-light composite material or a wider platform size may find its specific dimensions less ideal for their personal preferences.
| Model Part Number | PDHTAN1CB |
|---|---|
| Brand | HT Components |
The pair has a total weight of 372g.
Yes, the grip pins are replaceable to help maintain traction over the lifetime of the pedal.
You can use either a 15mm pedal wrench or an 8mm hex key to install these pedals.
While they can be used for XC, they are specifically engineered for the rigors of freeride and downhill mountain biking.
The ANS01 features a low-profile 17mm thickness for improved clearance.
No, the left pedal is reverse-threaded, meaning you must turn it counter-clockwise to tighten it.
Clean the area around the spindle seals and apply a light layer of fresh bike-specific grease to the dust covers.
Check if pins have been worn down by rock strikes and replace any damaged pins with fresh set screws.
Ensure the pedal is fully tightened to the crank arm and verify that the spindle interface is clean and greased.
Installation requires a standard 15mm pedal wrench or an 8mm hex key. When installing the HT ANS01, always apply a small amount of grease to the crank threads to prevent galvanic corrosion and ensure they remain easy to remove in the future. Remember that pedals are side-specific; the left pedal is reverse-threaded.
For care, periodically check that all grip pins are tight. If pins become worn or flattened, replace them using a standard socket tool to maintain maximum grip. Periodically inspect the spindle for any play; if the pedals develop looseness, the internal tri-sealed system may require a simple service using factory-approved grease and replacement seals.