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Shimano XT PD-8120 Trail Pedals
Improve your trail riding experience with the new Shimano XT PD-M8120 SPD pedals. Improving the connection between the foot and pedals, the PD-M8120 offers increased stability at the point of contact, giving you greater power transfer.
These pedals feature 11.7% more pedal to shoe contact over the previous M785 pedals, plus a 3.3mm wider pedal platform. You will be able to take on trails in any condition with the open binding design, allow mud to be shed while maintaining solid contact with your shoe.
Features:
- Wide pedal-to-shoe contact
- Lower platform height for pedaling stability
- Integrated cage increases stability and control when not clipped in and protects binding mechanism against impacts
- Robust retention claws provide smooth engagement and release
- Customize the entry and release tension settings
- Strong, durable chrome-moly spindle with 8 mm hex wrench mount
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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
Specifications
Mfg PartNum: EPDM8120 | |
Series: SHIMANO DEORE XT M8100 Series | |
Weight: ~438 g | |
Binding: Dual sided | |
Cleat included: SM-SH51 | |
XT PD-M8120 | Cleat Type: MTB Cleats |
Pedal Type: MTB Pedals |
Reviews
I use these pedals on my ProForm spin cycle. They fit perfectly and give me a much better ride! They were very easy to install, even for this novice. I couldn't be happier with them. BONUS - The price on WesternBikeWorks was better than Amazon!
I've been a touring cyclist for years and have used a variety of spd pedals. These XT's offer a large platform and dual-sided entry, making them perfect for long days in the saddle without getting numb feet, combined with the most convenient clipping in-and-out you can imagine. I like them a lot better than the Shimano road spd pedals I had that had one-sided entry.
I put these on my road bike. I know that isn't exactly the norm, but I found it to be great. You can clip in from either side of the petal. You can easily adjust the amount of tension or how easy it is to pop out. I found that for me there was a greater range of shoes I could pick from. They spin easy (good bearings). Although these will never see a trail, I found that were just what I wanted. Overall I'm very pleased with them and would recommend them. Took a little time to get use to clipping in with them and now it seems so natural. I find I can do it without looking down.
I love these Shimano XT PD-M8120 Pedals. My first time using clip in pedals, I put them on my Trek Madone 4.5 Road Bike. They make a difference for continuous power when pedaling. Also the larger platform makes its easy to clip in and clip out. I did a 3 day 250 mile cycling event and they definitly made a difference. The price here was the best I found well worth it.
I purchased these to replace 10 year old XTs that I wore out. I could rebuild the old ones but I got more than my money�s worth. The new ones are excellent and I expect they will last at least as long.
I like the larger platform for Mountain biking. My last XTR large platform pedals lasted 7 years before I finally wore out the bearings. I went with the XT's this time, way less money than the xtr and not that much heavier.
I like the larger platform for Mountain biking. My last XTR large platform pedals lasted 7 years before I finally wore out the bearings. I went with the XT's this time, way less money than the xtr and not that much heavier.
I like these pedals, a little on the heavy side but good platform if you want a little more support on your strokes.
Could be ridden with trainers occasionally, but would not recommend.
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