mks xc-iii pedals MKS XC-III Bear Trap Old School BMX Pedals

mks xc-iii pedals MKS XC-III Bear Trap Old School BMX PedalsWhoa, check it out! MKS have remade (with a few tweaks) one of the most popular 1980's BMX (and MTB pedals) the XC II Bear Trap Pedals. Featuring a wide platform, giving extra grip and a stable feel while pedalling, rebuildable, tough, light and grippy. These were the benchmark pedal for 10 years in the BMX and MTB world. The Blue Lug crew traced the original blueprints but added a little spice for the modern design. The beartraps are great for

Whoa, check it out! MKS have remade (with a few tweaks) one of the most popular 1980's BMX (and MTB pedals) - the XC-II Bear Trap Pedals.  Featuring a wide platform, giving extra grip and a stable feel while pedalling, rebuildable, tough, light and grippy. These were the benchmark pedal for 10 years in the BMX and MTB  world.

The Blue Lug crew traced the original blueprints but added a little spice for the modern design. The beartraps are great for gravel, MTB, BMX and commuting and sit well on new and retro builds alike.

The wide platform gives you extra grip and a super stable feel. No need to explain MKS's smooth quality bearings, they’re pretty easy to service when needed.

Available in 9/16" (for 3-piece cranks only).

Our History with the XC-II
We used the original SunTour XC-I and XC-II pedals on our team Robinson and Torker bikes and specc'd them on the Robinson RSR complete bike that we released in 1984. They came OEM on a few other complete bikes as well, including DiamondBack and Redline. Before the XC-I's (which had pointed rather than flat teeth, like a Hutch Beartrap) we either ran the sealed bearing SunTour square cage pedals, MKS BM-7's or KKT Lightnings. Of course, this is all before Shimano DX pedals came out in around 1982, but personally, I preferred the caged pedals and went back to XC-II's before running Hutch until the end of my career. 

FEATURES
Size (W) 100mm x (L) 90mm.
Thread 9/16"
Weight 200g each
Made In Japan.