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pedale kupfer Base pedals

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pedale kupfer Base pedalsLarge, wide, and grippy. The base pedal is a new product that combines our knowledge from nearly 20 years of pedal manufacturing with an absolute market innovation: The "Baurillium" plain bearing from Reverse! Our newly developed "Baurillium" plain bearing ensures long lasting and low maintenance storage. This plain bearing replaces plastic or Teflon plain bearings with a special metal alloy with particularly good sliding and lubrication properties.


Large, wide, and grippy. The base pedal is a new product that combines our knowledge from nearly 20 years of pedal manufacturing with an absolute market innovation:

The "Baurillium" plain bearing from Reverse!

Our newly developed "Baurillium" plain bearing ensures long-lasting and low-maintenance storage. This plain bearing replaces plastic or Teflon plain bearings with a special metal alloy with particularly good sliding and lubrication properties. This storage is significantly more durable and has a long lifespan. Permanent lubrication is generated by the metal alloy with micropores.

A large concave platform ensures that your foot stands firmly on the pedal. This allows for direct influence on the bike, and slipping off is a thing of the past. The technically well-thought-out design of the pedal body deflects shocks and reduces snagging on roots or stones. The milled pedal body made of 6061-T6 aluminum with our proven CrMo steel axle forms a super robust pedal.

The extra pronounced thread over the entire length of the pins provides additional grip and securely anchors your shoe sole to the pedal. Various pin lengths (9 mm, 11 mm, and 13 mm) are optionally available as accessories for personalizing the desired grip level.

 

Features:

  • Pedal size: 116 x 104 mm
  • Standing area: 106 x 104 mm
  • Pedal height: 20 mm
  • Pedal thread: 9/16"
  • Surface: concave tread surface with additional milling for optimal grip
  • Storage: 1 x multi-sealed industrial bearing / 1 x Reverse-Baurillium plain bearing
  • Pins: 16 steel pins per pedal (US-Size 6/32" with 11mm) (optionally available: 9mm & 13mm pins)
  • Pin height: 6 mm above the pedal with 11mm standard pins (optional: 8 mm above the pedal with 13mm pins / 4 mm above the pedal with 9mm pins)
  • Weight: 420 g per pair (+/- 5% weight tolerance)
  • Material: Aluminum 6061-T6 (pedal) / CrMo steel (axle) / steel (pins)
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