Time announces updated Road and MTB pedal lineup
In addition to a few new features on the high-end models, there’s been a bit of a reorganization and simplification of the Time pedal range. Here’s a rundown of the new lineup.
Time XPRO 12 SL, 12 and 10
High-performance road
Designed for countless hours of riding without pedal-induced discomfort, the XPRO range is light and ergonomic. Features include a carbon body and titanium axle on the 12 SL model, a large 725mm-squared surface area to maximize power transfer and a bottom fairing to improve aerodynamics. The brand’s patented pre-opened Iclic system allows for fast and easy cleat engagement — so you are fast off the line — and the float reduces knee strain. Also neat is they are available in three spindle lengths, providing riders with more ergonomic options. Weights start at 87 grams per pedal.
Time Xpresso 6 and 4
Entry-level road
Light and ergonomic, the Xpresso is a value-inspired range with a steel axle and composite body (Expresso 6). The Iclic system is a pre-opened design, making clipping in super easy. Other features include carbon blade tension adjustment, a low stack height, and an oversized platform for pedaling efficiency and comfort.
Time Atac XC 12
XC or Gravel
The Atac XC 12 features a carbon body and titanium axle. This is Time’s lightest off-road pedal. An ergonomic design promises comfort and a wide-angle of positive cleat engagement ensures easy clip-in. They’ve included freedom of movement, lateral and angular, for reduced injuries and less muscle fatigue.
Time Atac XC 10
XC or Gravel
The Atac 10 has a carbon body with the durability of a hollow steel axle. As on the Atac 12 model, the Atac 10 features a tension adjustment, freedom of movement or float and a self-cleaning design that sheds mud and grit every time you uncleat. An Atac XC 6 model is also available, it has a composite body and a steel axle weighing 150 grams.
Time Atac MX6 and MX4
For all types of mountain biking
Light and ergonomic, the MX range is the perfect pedal for all types of mountain biking. They feature a hollow, steel axle (MX6), Time’s proprietary Atac retention for ease of entry and exit plus the brand’s self-cleaning design. Swapping the cleats makes two release angle options of either 13º or 17º possible.
Time Speciale 12
Trail, Enduro and Downhill
The Speciale 12 is a grippy, lightweight, and strong pedal developed for the demands of professional enduro, trail, and more. It features an alloy anodized platform, titanium spindle, and is now available in two sizes — Large (69x90mm) for downhill and Enduro, or Small (64x80mm) for trail or Enduro. The pedal is spring-retention adjustable (micrometric) and features the brand’s Atac design for easy entry and mud clearance. The engagement system is designed to be very positive — so with a very predictable entry and release.
Time Speciale 10
Trail, Enduro and Downhill
Whilst drawing inspiration from the premium level Speciale 12, the Speciale 10 is also a high-performance pedal for downhill, Enduro and trail riding. Features include an alloy anodized platform and an oversized hollow steel spindle. The pedal is spring-retention adjustable (micrometric) to meet the demands of advanced riders and features Time’s Atac design for easy entry, predictable release, and mud clearance for reliable performance in all conditions.
Time Link
For casual riding or commuting
The Time Link pedal is aimed at casual riders and commuters. The flat platform design means riders can wear comfortable ‘trail-style’ shoes, which are ideal for riding and walking.
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