azonic flat pedals AZONIC
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azonic flat pedals

azonic flat pedals AZONIC

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azonic flat pedals AZONICThe Azonic DMX Pedal has a wide non slip platform and an impressive variety of sweet colors to choose from. Stand tall and stand out! The sport of downhill mountain biking and freeriding is quickly growing into one of the larger extreme sports around the world. With endless places to ride, mountain biking provides kids, adults, and professional athletes with a pure adrenaline rush that can be found nowhere else. AZONIC is a 25 year old company that is

The Azonic DMX Pedal has a wide non-slip platform and an impressive variety of sweet colors to choose from. Stand tall and stand out!

 

The sport of downhill mountain biking and freeriding is quickly growing into one of the larger extreme sports around the world. With endless places to ride, mountain biking provides kids, adults, and professional athletes with a pure adrenaline rush that can be found nowhere else. AZONIC is a 25 year old company that is committed to the providing athletes with MTB gear and BMX gear that will push them to their peaks of performance. With the AZONIC – DMX Pedals (Bicycle), AZONIC strives to keep your feet above the ground and your wheels spinning with a 16 pinned pedal. All 16 pins are removable steel pins that provide the AZONIC – DMX Pedal (Bicycle) with superior traction. These pedals are one of many MTB accessories AZONIC provides to its customers to give them that professional feel and look. Customize your bike with the AZONIC – DMX Pedal (Bicycle) that is available in 5 different colors to make your bike one of a kind. Designed with an extruded body that is CNC machined, this BMX part and MTB part has a non-slip platform to keep you cranking down the trails, or through the streets. The lightweight AZONIC – DMX Pedal (Bicycle) weighs in at 420 grams (0.93 pounds) as a pair. Keep your feet on the pedals with this 105x95 mm platform that has a thickness between 14 and 17 mm for increased feeling. AZONIC strives to provide their customers with top of the line MTB accessories and BMX accessories that are engineered to the highest peaks and tested by professional athletes to ensure their reliability. Professional athletes such as Missy Giove, Jason McRoy, Shaun Palmer, Steve Peat, and Anne Caroline Chausson are a few of the many big names of downhill and BMX that trust the AZONIC brand name.

Specifications: 

  • Extruded body
  • CNC machined
  • DU/Sealed CR-MO Spindle
  • 105x95mm platform and between 14 and 17mm thickness
  • 16 removable super durable steel pins
  • Weight:420g with pins/pair

 

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