HT Components ANS-10 Supreme Pedals - Purple

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The HT Components ANS-10 Supreme Pedals are precision-engineered flat pedals designed for gravity-focused riders, dirt jumpers, and aggressive trail enthusiasts who prioritize high-level grip and durability. Developed with professional input from Martin Söderström, these pedals deliver an exceptionally stable 100x100mm platform that excels in demanding terrain; however, riders who prefer a wider or thinner profile than the 16.6mm standard may find them less tailored to their specific ergonomic needs.
| Model Part Number | PDHTAN10CU |
|---|---|
| Brand | HT Components |
Yes, they feature a standard 9/16 inch axle thread, which is compatible with virtually all modern mountain bike cranks.
Yes, removing the 1mm washers exposes more of the pin, which increases the bite and overall traction level.
While initial pins are pre-installed, replacement pins can be sourced through your local HT Components dealer.
You only need an 8mm hex (Allen) wrench to install or remove these pedals from your crank arms.
Yes, the internal bearing system is designed to be accessible for cleaning and re-greasing to maintain smooth operation.
Check the tightness of the pedal body against the axle and consider performing a bearing service or tightening the internal locking nut.
Inspect pins for wear and debris buildup. Clean the pedal surface and replace any rounded pins using the provided 1mm washer adjustment to increase height.
Installation requires a standard 8mm hex wrench. When installing, apply a light layer of bike-specific grease to the pedal threads to prevent seizing within the crank arms. Always ensure the left and right pedals are correctly identified, as the left pedal is reverse-threaded. For care, periodically check the tightness of the SAP pins after heavy sessions; if a pin is damaged during a rock strike, use a standard socket tool to unscrew and replace it. Periodic bearing service is recommended every season to ensure the smooth rotation of the Crmo axle.