MKS GRAFIGHT XX PEDALS
In 1982, we have released a pedal called GRAFIGHT-XX , which became so popular among BMX riders.Since its fade out from our catalogue, we have received many requests for reproduction, and now we release a modified version as GRAFIGHT-XX, which keeps features of original.
Durable body thanks to grass fiber reinforced plastic material.
A better dust-proof and water-sealing property by labyrinthine dust seal.
Smooth and durable rotation property of CUP & CONE bearing. Simple construction which makes easy to maintain.
Totally 21 protrusions of three different shape brings shoe stability and better grip.
A combined shape of step area slightly concaved from forward view, and slightly convex from side view
improved foot hold.
In 1982, we have released a pedal called GRAFIGHT-XX , which became so popular among BMX riders.Since its fade out from our catalogue, we have received many requests for reproduction, and now we release a modified version as GRAFIGHT-XX, which keeps features of original.
Durable body thanks to grass fiber reinforced plastic material.
A better dust-proof and water-sealing property by labyrinthine dust seal.
Smooth and durable rotation property of CUP & CONE bearing. Simple construction which makes easy to maintain.
Totally 21 protrusions of three different shape brings shoe stability and better grip.
A combined shape of step area slightly concaved from forward view, and slightly convex from side view
improved foot hold.
In 1982, we have released a pedal called GRAFIGHT-XX , which became so popular among BMX riders.Since its fade out from our catalogue, we have received many requests for reproduction, and now we release a modified version as GRAFIGHT-XX, which keeps features of original.
Durable body thanks to grass fiber reinforced plastic material.
A better dust-proof and water-sealing property by labyrinthine dust seal.
Smooth and durable rotation property of CUP & CONE bearing. Simple construction which makes easy to maintain.
Totally 21 protrusions of three different shape brings shoe stability and better grip.
A combined shape of step area slightly concaved from forward view, and slightly convex from side view
improved foot hold.
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- One size: 118mm long x 102mm wide
- Twelve stainless steel, rear-loading grip pins on each side
- Six extra 4.5mm grip pins included
- Replacement parts and service guides available via Wolf Tooth Right to Repair
- Five-year warranty
- Exceeds all ISO safety standards
- Machined and assembled at Wolf Tooth in Minnesota, USA
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- Pins can be removed for desired grip by using a 3mm hex tool.
- Includes 6 extra grip pins.
Compatibility
- Fits all standard cranks with 9/16-20 tpi right- and left-hand threads – some kid’s bikes and vintage bikes may have smaller incompatible threads.
