HT Components Supreme-C Pedals - Blue

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The HT Components Supreme-C Pedals are engineered for trail, enduro, and downhill mountain bikers who demand a balance of rugged durability and precise control. Featuring a CNC-machined CrMo spindle and a dual sealed bearing system, these pedals offer long-term reliability and smooth rotation even in harsh, aggressive terrain; however, riders should note that the 19mm platform height is slightly thicker than some ultra-slim racing options, which may influence pedal strike clearance on highly technical, rocky trails.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | PDHTPSLCB |
| Brand | HT Components |
Yes, the Supreme-C pedals are specifically designed to handle the rigors of downhill and enduro mountain biking.
The pedals utilize a CNC-machined CrMo (Chromoly) steel spindle for maximum strength.
Yes, the grip pins are fully replaceable to ensure long-term traction.
The pedals are stamped with 'L' for the left side and 'R' for the right side on the spindle end.
A standard 8mm hex wrench is required for installation.
Check the bearing seals for debris; remove, clean, and re-grease the internal bushing and bearing assembly.
Ensure the pedal is fully tightened to the crank arm and that the threads were properly greased during installation.
Check for bent or missing pins and replace them using the appropriate hex key. Clean the pedal platform to remove caked-on mud.
Installation requires a standard 8mm hex key. Ensure the pedal threads are cleaned and lightly greased with marine or waterproof bike grease before installation to prevent seizing. The left pedal (marked 'L') is reverse-threaded, while the right pedal (marked 'R') is standard. For care, periodically inspect the pins and replace any that are bent or stripped to maintain grip. If the pedals begin to feel 'gritty' or develop play, the bearings can be accessed for cleaning and re-greasing or component replacement. Always wipe down the pedal body with a damp cloth after riding in mud to prevent abrasive wear on the bearing seals.