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Azonic Wicked pedals


SO GOOD
At just 324g, the Wickeds are the lightest pedals on test. The 95mm wide platform offers a decent amount of support, while the shallow 9mm depth helps with ground clearance on bikes with low bottom brackets.

NO GOOD
The short, stout pins don’t do the best job of digging into the soles of your shoes. Add the fact that the centre of the pedal is higher than the outer edge of the platform, and it can be a struggle to keep your feet on when the trail gets rough. We also found that our sole rubbed against the stationary end cap of the pedal axle while riding, causing an annoying squeak.

PRICE 130$







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