Shimano PD-M828 Pedal Long Pins - 12 Pack - YL8A98020

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The Shimano PD-M828 Pedal Long Pins (YL8A98020) are essential for mountain bikers who rely on the aggressive grip of the Saint PD-M828 platform pedals. Designed for riders who frequent technical or muddy terrain, these pins restore the high-traction interface between your shoes and the pedal body. While they provide excellent stability, users should note that the longer profile significantly increases the potential for skin abrasions if you happen to slip a pedal during a ride.
| Model Part Number | YL8A98020 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shimano |
The pack contains 12 pins, which is typically enough for one pedal. For a full refresh of both pedals, you will need two packs.
No, these are specifically designed for the PD-M828 model.
Usually, a standard hex key is sufficient, but check your pedal's specific pin socket type before beginning.
They are specifically machined for Shimano PD-M828 pedals and may not fit the thread pitch or depth of other brands.
It is recommended to use a mild threadlocker rather than grease to prevent the pins from backing out during vibration.
Ensure the pedal socket is free of dirt or broken screw fragments from the previous pin.
Apply blue threadlocker to the threads during installation and ensure they are torqued to the manufacturer's recommendation.
Use a high-quality screw extractor tool or a small file to create a slot for a flat-head screwdriver.
Installation requires a standard hex wrench or specialized pin tool depending on the specific pin design. Always ensure the pedal body is clean and free of debris before attempting removal of the old pins to prevent stripping the socket.