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pnw loam pedals

pnw loam pedals PNW Components

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Description

pnw loam pedals PNW ComponentsDescription These pedals are built to be bashed, thrashed, stripped apart, and put back together again. Featuring a CNCd body, patented Tectonic pins, and textured contact patches, they deliver a locked in feel with quick maneuverability when you need it most. Best of all, PNW Components' custom platform shape and pin layout provide comfortable support across the gamut of riding styles and foot placements. CNCd Pedal Body Tectonic Pins Sealed Bearing

Description

These pedals are built to be bashed, thrashed, stripped apart, and put back together again. Featuring a CNC’d body, patented Tectonic™ pins, and textured contact patches, they deliver a locked-in feel with quick maneuverability when you need it most. Best of all, PNW Components' custom platform shape and pin layout provide comfortable support across the gamut of riding styles and foot placements.

  • CNC’d Pedal Body
  • Tectonic™ Pins
  • Sealed Bearing Cartridge Axle
  • EFBE Category 5 certified

Features

FOOT FORWARD
Designed to support both forefoot and midfoot riders, the fresh new platform shape and pin layout provide performance and comfort across riding styles.

PIN CUSHION
No more seized pins or stripped threads. Stainless steel pins from Tectonic™ offer incredible grip and durability with an unparalleled ease of maintenance.

EASY BREEZY
Our all-new cartridge axle system features two smooth-spinning sealed bearings for sleek action and rebuildability that is a breeze with basic tools.

Specs

  • Length115mm
  • Width109mm
  • Platform Height: 
    • 15.5mm Front/ Back
    • 14mm Center
    • 17mm Over Axel
  • Platform Style: Compound Concavity
  • Pin Style: Tectonic & Cylinder Thread
  • # Of Pins Per Side: 10x Per Side, 12x Total In Pedal
  • Cartridge Style2x Sealed Bearings & Bushing
  • Colors: Black, Silver, Purple, Green, Orange
  • Weight: 420g Combined, 210g Each
  • Threaded Cylinder Pin Hex Size: 2mm for Threaded Cylinder Pin
  • Tectonic Pin Set Screw Size: 2.5mm for Tectonic Pin Set Screw
  • Axle Hex: 8mm
  • Axle Nut Hex Size: 8mm
  • Cartridge Hex Size: 18mm
  • Platform Material: Aluminum
  • Pin Material: Stainless Steel Sus 630
  • Cartridge Sleeve Material: Aluminum
  • Axle MaterialAlloy Steel SCM415
  • Manufacturing ProcessExtruded + CNC'd + Anodized + Laser

 

How are the Gen 2 Loam Pedals different from the Gen 1 Loam Pedals?

The Gen 2 Loam Pedals are a complete redesign. There are many exciting improvements:

  • The Gen 2 Loam pedals feature the Tectonic™ Pin system.
  • The Gen 2 Loam pedals are much easier to service due to the Tectonic™ Pin system and PNW’s new cartridge axle system.
  • The Gen 2 Loam pedals are CNC’d aluminum, rather than forged.
  • The Gen 2 Loam pedal has a redesigned shape that better accommodates multiple foot placements.
  • The Gen 2 Loam pedals are 25 grams lighter than Gen 1.

What is the Tectonic™ Pin system?

  • Stainless steel patented Tectonic™ traction pins offer incredible grip, durability, and ease of maintenance. The Tectonic™ pin system reduced our pin count from 22 to 12 pins per pedal. The pins run vertically through the pedal body and are easily replaced with outboard 2.5mm set screws. Replacing all pins is much faster than traditional systems, and if a pin is severely thrashed during a moment of shred, it’s still easily replaceable. Tectonic™ traction pins are patented by Tectonic Components of Colorado, USA.

Is it easy to service the Gen 2 Loam Pedals?

  • They’re extremely simple to service. The 18mm cartridge nut can be cracked open with common tools like a fixed or adjustable crescent wrench, socket wrench, channel locks, etc. Once the cartridge is removed, the 8mm axle nut can also be removed with any one of those basic tools. Removing the axle nut gains access to the two sealed cartridge bearings and single bushing inside the cartridge. A full teardown is possible in minutes without specialized tools.

How are the Gen 2 Loam Pedals constructed?

  • The pedal platform is CNC’d and finished with laser-etched details.

Can I use the Gen 2 Loam Pedals for DH riding or on my e-bike?

  • Yes, and we encourage it. The Gen 2 Loam Pedals are EFBE Category 5 certified, meaning they are good to go for the most aggressive riding, including e-bikes and DH riding.

Do the pedals come with extra pins?

  • Yes, in the package you’ll find a small parts envelope with 2x Tectonic pins, 2x set screws, and 2x pedal washers.

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