Are you torn between flat and clipless pedals? The GEO TREKKING commuter range solves this dilemma. These hybrid pedals are a game - changer. One side is flat for casual riding, while the other side is SPD - compatible for more intense cycling. Made from robust aluminum, they're built to last.
| Spindle material | Chromoly + |
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| Retention | 5 - 10 |
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| Cleats | Easy |
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| Cleats standard | SPD compatible |
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| Pedal | 233 g |
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| Weight pair + cleats | 521 g |
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| Technology | Hybrid pedals = half flat + half clipless |
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| Body material | Aluminium |
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| Platform width | 83 mm |
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| Q Factor | 56 mm |
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| Release angle | 13° |
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| Traction | 8 tractions pins |
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Using these Look Geo Trekking Roc Hybrid Pedals is a breeze. If you're just out for a casual ride, use the flat side. It gives you a natural feel like regular pedals. When you want more power and efficiency, switch to the SPD - compatible side. Just clip in your cleats, and you're good to go. As for the retention level, you can adjust it according to your preference between 5 - 10. When it comes to maintenance, keep the pedals clean. After a ride, wipe them down with a dry cloth to remove dirt and grime. Check the spindle and cleats regularly for any signs of wear. If you notice the traction pins are getting dull, you might want to replace them. Also, make sure to store the pedals in a dry place to prevent rusting. And always follow the standard safety procedures when cycling.
