OneUp Components Composite Pedals - Red

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The OneUp Small Composite Pedals are purpose-built for riders with smaller feet who demand high-performance grip and comfort without the bulk of standard-sized platforms. Ideal for trail and mountain biking, these pedals feature a platform specifically sized at 97.5mm x 92mm to provide a natural, secure stance for US men's shoe sizes up to 6.5 or women's up to 8. While they offer exceptional durability and a lightweight 330g design, they are exclusively limited to smaller foot profiles, making them unsuitable for riders with larger shoe sizes.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1C0905RED |
| Brand | OneUp Components |
No, these pedals are specifically sized for smaller feet up to US 6.5 (M). Using them with larger feet will likely lead to poor support and foot overhang.
The aluminum nuts cover the sharp steel pin threads, preventing painful gashes on your shins if your foot slips off the pedal.
The composite material is corrosion-resistant, but as with all pedals, the internal bearings should be kept clean and dry to ensure longevity.
While any shoe with a flat sole will work, mountain bike-specific flat-sole shoes provide the best grip and stability for the pin pattern.
These pedals are made from high-strength nylon composite, which is designed to deflect impacts better than rigid metal in some trail scenarios.
Ensure the pedal is tightened to the recommended torque spec using an 8mm hex key; if the issue persists, check for debris in the crank threads.
Remove the aluminum 'Friendly Pin' nut from the steel pins to expose the aggressive metal tip for better penetration into your shoe tread.
Verify the pedals are fully seated against the crank arm and consider applying a small amount of fresh grease to the spindle threads.