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Duo Brand – TRL 2 Pedals

May 15, 2017

Let’s take a look at the TRL 2 pedals from DUO!

Here’s something we spotted on Can You Dig It that caught our eye. Is it time for a new set of BMX pedals? Are you looking for something metal instead of plastic? Maybe the new TRL 2 pedals from DUO Brand might be what you’re looking for. The TRL 2 pedals are made with an aluminum body that has a smooth concave surface with curves to give it a unique look. Each side of the pedal features 10 replaceable pins with two molded center pins giving you a ton of grip. Inside you can find a heat-treated chromoly spindle with unsealed bearings. These pedals feature a clean and simple design, but offer plenty of grip whether it’s a trails, skatepark or street session.

The TRL 2 pedals are available in black, blue, white and silver with a weight of 19.1 oz. and a $29.99 price tag. They’re avaialble through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry DUO Brand worldwide now.

That blue looks awesome. These have 10 replaceable pins with 2 molded pns in the middle.

Silver is another color option. How good do those curves look?

White are looking clean as ever. You can also find plastic plugs on the ends of the pedals with the DUO logo to keep the dirt and dust out.

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S&M Bikes – 101 Pedals

May 2, 2017

It looks like the classic 101 Pedals are back!

We have seen a few products get brought back to the line up recently that we’ve been stoked on. It looks like S&M Bikes have decided to bring back their classic 101 Pedal for you to get your feet on. These BMX pedals are made from a cast alloy with reinforcements to help prevent breakage with a mix of molded and replaceable pins for plenty of traction on your shoes. Inside you can find a heat-treated and oxide-coated chromoly spindle with precision ball bearings and recessed dust shields to keep things clean. The pedals are 101mm square, which is where they get the name from.

The 101 Pedals are available in black only with a weight of 21 oz. (595 grams) and are available for $27.99 through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry S&M Bikes worldwide now.

Odyssey BMX – Red Grandstand Pedals

April 26, 2017

The Grandstand Pedals have a fresh color option…

The Tom Dugan signature Grandstand PC pedals from Odyssey are now available in RED! The Grandstand pedal has a thin body that is 17mm thick at the center with a dual concave shape, 8 oversized molded pins per side and a 105mm width for additional room for your feet. Inside you can find unsealed bearings and a full size 14mm, heat-treated chromoly axle with 17mm wrench flats and a 6mm broach. These pedals are available in 9/16″ only (Standard size for BMX cranks).

The PC Grandstand pedals are available in Red, Black and Clear plastic bodies. If you prefer metal, they’re also available in an aluminum version with steel pins.

Odyssey BMX – Twisted Pro Pedals

March 23, 2017

Let’s take a closer look at the new Twisted Pro Pedals from Odyssey!

Here’s some news we’ve been waiting to see since our first look during our trip to Frostbike back in February. Odyssey have released their new Twisted Pro Pedals! The original Twisted PC Pedals haven’t really had any changes since their inception in 1997, beyond the countless color options. Not too many products have been around for this long without any major changes, which is a good indicator that they work well. With riders looking for slightly bigger pedals these days, Odyssey decided it was time to offer a modernized version of the pedals to accommodate for some of the needs of riders in 2017.

The Twisted Pro Pedals are still made from the same high strength plastic composite with the same look as the original, loose ball bearings and a chromoly spindle, but feature a larger body with a 104mm width and 98mm length. The original Twisted PC pedals have a 98mm width and 89mm length. This increase gives you more room for your feet and an increased concave for more grip, along with a slimmer profile. The Twisted Pro pedals feature 12 oversized molded pins per side versus 16 on the originals, but the increased size and concave helps reduce the need for as many pins.

The Twisted Pro pedals are available in black — Odyssey will be adding colors into the mix soon — and weigh in at 14.6 oz. These pedals are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Odyssey worldwide starting now.

Don’t worry! The Original Twisted PC Pedals will still be available and continue to be manufactured well into the future.

The Twisted Pro pedals are slightly slimmer than the originals. Lean and clean. These are still made from the same high strength composite as well.

Here is a side by side comparison giving you a look at the differences between the original Twisted PC and the new Twisted Pro pedals when it comes to size.

Animal Bikes – Mark Gralla Rat Trap Pedal Promo

February 22, 2017

Here’s a fresh one from Animal Bikes featuring Mark Gralla putting his signature Rat Trap Pedals to good use out on the streets of New York City. As always, Mark comes through with a ton of great footage packed full of grinds, wallrides and more. Check that out, then get full specs and details on the Rat Trap Pedals right here!

“Mark Gralla repping the streets of NYC for the drop of his new Signature Rat Trap Pedals for Animal Bikes.

Filmed by: AMPM
Music: AZ feat Nas – Gimme Yours”

Top 5 BMX Pedals According to The Merged

November 19, 2016

Last week The Merged took a look at the Top Five BMX Tires… In their opinion. Since people seemed to like it, they decided to throw some more fuel on the fire and give you their list of the Top Five BMX Pedals… In their opinion. You can check out the list and weigh in, in the comments right here — Top Five BMX Pedals According To The Merged

Eclat – Seeker Pedal

November 8, 2016

Is it time for a new set of BMX Pedals? The crew over at Eclat have released their new Seeker Pedals for those of you who prefer a plastic pedal. These pedals start out with an injection molded nylon and fiberglass body with a wider body than most other pedals that is also thinner than the average pedal. You can find 14 molded pins and knurling on both sides of the pedal, along with a few Eclat logos for good measure. One thing you might also notice is the pedal is flat from side to side with a small concave, where most pedals feature a bulkier center to accommodate for the axle and bearings.

Inside you can find a chromoly axle and a dual bearing and bushing combination that allows the pedal to maintain strength without having too much bulk.

The Seeker pedal comes in colors of black and Army green with a weight of 15.97 oz. Available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Eclat worldwide now.

Knurling + 14 molded pins = plenty of traction.

These pedals feature a slimmer profile than most plastic pedals on the market. You can also see how the pedal is flat from end to end with a slight concave to give a little more grab on the pedal.

Available in black and Army green colors now.

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Sneak Peek: Colony – Emerald Colorway

October 7, 2016

We love this time of year because so many new products are being released by brands! Today, Colony dropped this sneak preview of their new Emerald colorway that will be available on their grips, pedals and what appears to be a brand new tire they’re working on! It sounds like this will be hitting BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Colony worldwide very soon, so we’ll keep you posted as soon as we have the full scoop!

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