OneUp Aluminum Pedal

The OneUp Aluminum Pedals features a huge (115x105mm) super grippy platform with 10 rear-loading hexagonal steel pins per side to keep your feet planted on even the roughest of trails. With a weight of only 365g, the OneUp Aluminum Pedals won't slow you down on the climbs.

Designed from stealth rubber down and shaped with a subtle convex profile to provide you with more grip thanks to the pedals sitting in the natural arch of your foot. The ultra-thin design (only 8mm at the leading edge) gives you maximum clearance to reduce pedal strikes and deflect off trail obstacle. Clip Less, Ride More.

When it s finally time to service your bearings, the unique cassette tool lock ring system makes re-greasing the bearings exceptionally fast and easy.

FEATURES
10 rear loading custom hexagonal removable pins per side for maximum grip
Ultra thin leading edge chamfered design to deflect off any obstacle
Fully sealed and serviceable design with built in bearing extractor
Wide platform design for increased stability
Contoured shape provides ultimate connected feel


SPECS
Weight: 365g
Platform Size: 115x105mm
# of Pins: 10 per side
Axle Material: Chromoly steel
Height: 8.3-12mm
Pin to Axle distance: 112mm
Color: Black, Green, Grey, Red, Orange, Blue
Body Material: 6061-T6 Aluminum



INSTRUCTIONS
Ensure flange pedal washer and lip seal are assembled with flange side towards crank. In the following orientation. We recommend an additional standard pedal washer to be used with counter bored cranks in between our pedal and the crank.

Install with 8mm Hex. Torque to 35Nm (25 ft-lbs) Min

NOTE:

Uninstalled pedals have a minimal axial movement built in that is eliminated when fully install on cranks.
The retaining O-ring is only to keep the flange washer and seal on pedal in the box and for assembly. It is not necessary for the function of the pedal and can be removed.
Out of the box our pedals have some resistance to free spinning by design. This can be adjusted by adding or removing grease upon disassembly. Free spinning will increase over time and wear of the bushing.