DMR Flat 4 Pedals
Description
The Flat4 pedal is suitable for all types of people and the bikes they ride. It can be an excellent upgrade for your commuting or gravel bike, and its adjustable grip makes it ideal for endurance riders and roadies who prefer not to use clip-in pedals.
If you have an electric bike for the town or city, then Flat4 is the perfect pedal – its better grip means a safer journey, perfect for confident riding across town. Flat4 is also a great choice for triathletes as it offers maximum performance with running shoes.
The pedal comes with removable polypropylene treads and multiple pin fitting options, ensuring comfort, grip, and control regardless of what type of shoes you wear. These ‘tread’ features also mean these pedals won't damage the soles of smart shoes. Simple.
The smaller, concave platform of the Flat4 also makes a great choice for kids' mountain bikes – swap out the rubber treads for the optional extra DMR Pin Set for max grip, and the narrower profile is the perfect size for smaller feet and smaller bikes out on the trail. All grip, no slip.
Whatever bike you ride, whatever shoes you wear, wherever you ride, and whatever the conditions, the DMR Flat4 pedal has you covered.
- Diecast aluminum body platform, 100mm x 82mm
- Slim 20mm body profile with concave foot bed
- 4130 CrMo axles
- Bumpers and reflectors included
- Optional pins for max grip
- Fully serviceable
- 460g
Mfc Part No: DMR-FLAT4-A-G1
Model: Flat 4
Spindle: CrMo
Size: 9/16"
Body Material: Aluminum
Color: Gray
Weight: 460g
“These pedals offer impressive grip thanks to the raised bars and textured pads, which create a gentle concavity combined with four long pins in the centre. This design makes sure even your regular trainers will stay on the pedal securely.”
“Best Flat Pedal: These pedals offer impressive grip – The DMR Flat 4 pedals are an excellent choice for a variety of needs, from commuting to gravel riding.”
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.