DMR V6 Pedals - Nylon

The DMR V6 is the newest member of the DMR pedal family, it's a Nylon evolution of their newest V1...

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The DMR V6 pedals are designed for mountain bikers seeking reliable grip and performance on various terrains. These nylon-bodied pedals offer a concave footprint and aggressive pins for superior traction. However, they feature a non-serviceable design. Key features include a durable nylon body, aggressive off-road pins, and a dual DU bush system.

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Material	Nylon
Model Part Number	DMR-V6-LTGN
Brand	DMR

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FAQs

Are the DMR V6 pedals serviceable?

No, the DMR V6 pedals have a non-serviceable design.

What kind of axle do these pedals have?

The DMR V6 pedals have a Cromo axle.

What is the weight of a pair of DMR V6 pedals?

A pair of DMR V6 pedals weighs 327g.

What material are the pedals made from?

The pedal body is made from nylon.

What type of bikes are these pedals suitable for?

These pedals are suitable for mountain bikes (MTB) and downhill bikes (DH).

How do I clean my DMR V6 pedals?

Use a damp cloth to wipe away any dirt or debris.

What thread size are the pedals?

The pedal thread is 9/16".

Troubleshooting

Pedals feel loose or wobbly.

Check and tighten the pedals using a pedal wrench. Ensure they are securely threaded into the crank arms.

Pedals are difficult to rotate.

Ensure that the pedals are not overtightened. If the issue persists, the bushings may be damaged and the pedals may need to be replaced.

Poor grip in wet conditions.

Clean the pedals and pins to remove any mud or debris. Consider replacing worn pins.

Pedal pins are damaged or missing.

Unfortunately, the DMR V6 pedals are not serviceable, and the pins cannot be replaced. The entire pedal will need to be replaced.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Excellent grip due to the aggressive pin design.
Durable nylon body can withstand tough riding conditions.
Lightweight design enhances overall bike performance.
Concave design improves foot stability.
Dual DU bush system ensures smooth rotation.

Cons

Non-serviceable design means parts cannot be replaced.
Nylon body may not be as durable as metal alternatives in extreme conditions.
Pins can wear down over time with heavy use.
Grip may not be ideal for riders who prefer a very specific foot positioning.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation

Identify the right and left pedals (usually marked 'R' and 'L').
Thread the right pedal clockwise into the right crank arm.
Thread the left pedal counter-clockwise into the left crank arm.
Tighten securely with a pedal wrench.

Compatibility

The DMR V6 pedals are compatible with most mountain bikes and downhill bikes that use a standard 9/16" pedal thread. Always verify compatibility with your bike's crank arms before installation.