Description The Aeffect Pedal from Race Face is ready for the dirt, whether its sessioning the local trails or shuttling some DH runs.
For trail riders, the shorter spindle helps keep weight down, while the 6061 Aluminum body is robust without feeling like a brick. If gravity is more your scene, the Chromoly spindle provides great durability, and the 6061 is no slouch either. Whatever terrain you're riding, the ample platform and bottom loading pins give great grip and stability so you won't lose your pedals.
With performance checked off, these pedals are designed for the long haul as well. The hex-head threaded pins are replaceable if they lose a battle with a rock or two, and hidden grease ports make maintenance without removal easy. Cartridge bearings and DU bushings also keep these pedals spinning for many rides.
The Aeffect Pedal is available in Black and has a claimed weight of 375 grams.
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Great platform pedals
by Anonymous
San Diego, CA
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
I was looking for a thin, not too big, quality platform pedal that was priced well. These Raceface Aeffect pedals fit the bill. They're exactly what I was looking for. The hex shaped removable pins offer a ton of grip, especially with my 5-10 shoes. I added the included washers under the pins to lower/shorten the pin height.
Reviewed 2/10/2015
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Awesome pedals for my city bike
by Encinimarco
Cycling Enthusiast
San Francisco area
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
I ride in the SF area, hills, lots of em, using an e-bike most of the time. Urban riding can mean rapid stops, and wet conditions. For those reasons wanted a flat (non-clip) pedal for my bike. These pedals are perfect - the small studs provide the right amount of grab on my rubber soles, the pedals are not too heavy, and mount easily with hex wrench.
A winner!
Reviewed 7/10/2014
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Well built and feet stick like glue
I put these on my mountain bike and love them. The keep my feet on the pedals and the build quality seems pretty solid.
Reviewed 7/2/2021
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Quality Product
by Martin
Cycling Enthusiast
Victoria, bc
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.
I use these on my 29er, mainly on maintained trails, but the occasional terrain park. Really nice solid pedals. I am 260lb, and there is no flex or creak. Bearings are smooth, and the spikes are very aggressive, to the point that it takes an attempt or two to position your foot correctly - There is no foot movement once your foot is placed. There is also little to no chance of ever slipping off.
Reviewed 8/9/2014
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Update to review
by Martin
Cycling Enthusiast
Victoria, BC
3 of 4 customers found this review helpful.
Three months in, and these pedals have failed - There is the thinnest washer inside the pedal attaching it to the shaft. The pedal came off completely during a ride with the kids (nothing strenuous), stranding me. The bike has been ridden on trails, and never downhilled, raced or jumped, so I really wouldn't expect this on a pedal at this price point. On examination, the pedal is full of shredded metal and there were a number of ballbearings broken in half. This suggests poor quality internal parts. Returning.
Reviewed 9/2/2014
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