Renthal Revo-DHC Clip Pedals - Black

The Renthal Revo-DHC Clip Pedals are downhill race pedals designed to combine the control of a fla...

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The Renthal Revo-DHC Clip Pedals are engineered for downhill racers and aggressive trail riders who demand the stability of a flat pedal platform with the power transfer of a clipless system. Featuring a robust, large-surface CNC machined body, these pedals excel at providing a secure foundation during high-speed descents and technical terrain. While they offer exceptional customization for shoe-to-pedal interface, potential users should note that the aggressive build is optimized for racing performance rather than lightweight trail touring.

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Model Part NumberPDRNRDH9K
BrandRenthal

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FAQs

Are these pedals compatible with standard SPD cleats?

Yes, they are fully SPD-compatible and work with standard mountain bike cleats.

Can I replace the pins if they get damaged?

Yes, the pins are adjustable and replaceable to ensure consistent grip over the life of the pedal.

How often should I service the Revo-DHC pedals?

Service intervals depend on riding frequency and conditions, but we recommend a full strip and regrease at least once per season or after prolonged wet-weather riding.

Do these pedals come with cleats?

Please check your specific package contents, but generally, pedals do not include cleats as they are often provided with your cycling shoes.

Are they suitable for trail riding or just downhill?

While optimized for downhill, they are excellent for enduro or aggressive trail riding where extra platform support is beneficial.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty clipping out of the pedal

Decrease the tension on the binding spring using the adjustment screw and check if your pedal pins are set too high, preventing the cleat from disengaging fully.

Pedals feel gritty or rotate roughly

The bearings or Igus bushings may be contaminated. Perform a full service, clean the internals, and replace the grease.

Excessive play in the pedal body

Check the axle nut for tightness and inspect the bearings for wear. If play persists, the internal bearing/bushing kit may require replacement.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior platform stability for downhill riding
  • Fast and intuitive clip-in engagement
  • Highly customizable pin height and tension
  • Durable CNC machined aluminum body
  • Excellent weather sealing for harsh environments

Cons

  • Heavier than standard cross-country pedals
  • Requires mechanical knowledge for axle service
  • Aggressive pin setup can be difficult to exit if set too high

Setup, Compatibility & Care

These pedals are fully SPD-compatible, meaning they integrate seamlessly with most mountain bike footwear. When installing, ensure the pedals are greased at the threads and tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications. To customize your interface, test your clip-in tension first on flat ground before heading to the trail. To maintain the Igus bushing and triple bearing system, perform an annual tear-down: remove the axle, clean old grease, inspect the seals, and re-pack with fresh, high-quality marine-grade bearing grease. Avoid high-pressure water washing directly at the pedal seals, as this can force grit inside.

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