Atom Lab:
http://www.cambriabike.com/Images/pr...orm_pedals.jpg

Lightweight XC Platforms:

http://www.xxiv.com.au/wp-content/up...al_cutaway.jpg

http://www.spadout.com/img/tioga-mx-...dals/41111.jpg

Heavy duty axle with cartridge bearings
Detailed Specifications

How much you got left in the tank Ed? Keep em comin!

I'm sidetracked now...see a thread labeled "I have a secret..."

The picture I took above was poor quality because of the indoor lighting.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3483/...2699b2df_b.jpg

Here are a couple better shots of these NRG pedals.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3292/...8f9acd2e_b.jpg

Ha ha damn near fell outta my chair on that one.

How funtional are they Vic? What's the weight on em? do you recommend these for all mountain use?

Serious...I mean...really?

F in A bubba, If it's over 460 then it Aint fly!

How much were they Vik?

My Google limit has somehow run dry.

has anyone here actually ridden the lopro mags posted by chelboed? im thinkin of gettin some

I'm kinda partial to the Speedplays

Speedplay's Drillium pedals are the ultimate platform pedals for downhill, slalom and BMX. The huge concave platforms with replaceable pins (20 per pedal) deliver a surefooted grip and incredible power transfer. Plus, the 12mm chromoly axles offer maximum strength. And, the precision bearings (one needle, two cartridge in each pedal) guarantee top-notch durability and super-smooth operation. These amazing pedals even feature built-in grease ports for easy lubrication with no disassembly.

gastro's running them, I believe; and he has given them high marks. Thin profile is a real plus on turn-railing, low-BB bikes (like my Blindside).

The Deity Decoys are 430g - plus they are low profile, easily serviced and grippy. They have a 360g LT version coming out shortly. I don't have the Deity's but a buddy does. I have a couple pairs of Kona Wah-Wahs which weigh in around 450-470ish and are otherwise almost identical to the Decoys.

BTW, low profile pedals are where it's at...the feel is so much better (combined with the other benefits).

http://forums.mtbr.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1192156941
darkcycles.com They have some sik crap.

Low profile pedals let you put down power earlier in the pedal rotation with out rolling over the pedal. That's important and these pedals are quite a bit thinner than a typical BMX pedal. I'm on the road at the moment and don't have anything to measure their thickness with me.

They weigh ~0.49lbs [233g] each and run on decent sealed bearings.

I've used them on my Surly Pugsley and my Santa Cruz Nomad. I'm not an uber hardcore rider, but I ride everything and so far they've been great.

They sell for an MSRP of $80CDN - I got mine from www.bowcycle.com .