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DMR V12 pedals


SO GOOD
The wider 95mm platform, 10 pins per side and concave shaping mean the new V12s don’t disappoint when it comes to grip. We’re big fans of the price too, which makes the build quality and 422g weight even more impressive. Though the 95mm platform isn’t the widest on paper, because the pedal body doesn’t sit tight to the crank arm, there’s space to accommodate wider feet.

NO GOOD
After a couple of knocks, two pins have loosened off. Because they’re the grub screw type and the heads have filled up with mud, they’re tricky to tighten up properly.

PRICE 70$

















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