DMR V-Twin Pedal
Description
Introducing the DMR V-Twin MTB clipless pedal. Based around the world-renowned SPD technology, DMR has engineered the most adaptable caged-clip system on the market. The DMR V-Twin customisable mountain bike pedal offers a huge number of different grip and feel options while being fully compatible with Shimano's proven SPD system.
Our clip system reimagines the trusted SPD cleat standard with an innovative design that we've actually been riding for years. By positioning the cleat at a slight angle relative to the pedal body and incorporating a spring-loaded rocker mechanism, we have transformed the way you engage with your pedals. Gone are the days of awkward toe-down motions; with the DMR angled rotating cleat design, a simple, intuitive downward stomp is all it takes to achieve seamless engagement. This innovative approach simplifies cleat entry, making each ride more enjoyable and effortless.
An extruded and CNC machined custom DMR alloy body with fully sealed and fully serviceable bearing system means the V-Twin pedals can take seasons of abuse in the toughest of environments whilst maintaining a low weight.
Using the range of DMR pedal pins paired with a unique nylon tread sections and metal shim feature, this DMR clip-in pedal can be customised to optimise your float and pedal set-up preferences. A DMR pedal cleats kit is included with every pair, ready to go. Tough enough for full-on downhill racing, light enough for enduro, and fully serviceable for long-life – if you're going clipless, these are the pedals to go for.
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Summary
“DMR has built a tough, robust clip-in pedal that offers loads of adjustability that makes it adaptable for different shoe types and soles.”
“The V-Twin’s pop-up mechanism delivers easy engagement, and thanks to the supportive body, it provides an excellent feel underfoot that’ll raise the confidence levels over smaller-bodied clip-in pedals.”
How to fit your pedals
Fitting pedals sounds straightforward, but it’s easy to get wrong, and can prove expensive. Al Vines steers you around the potential pitfalls to get you riding your new pedals with the least amount of hassle.