Race Face Ride Composite Pedals

No, the traction pins are in-molded into the nylon composite body, meaning they are not replaceable. However, the composite material is designed to be durable enough to handle standard trail riding without needing frequent replacement.

Yes, these pedals use a standard 9/16-inch spindle size, which is the industry standard for almost all modern mountain, hybrid, and commuter bikes.

The concave shape allows your foot to sit deeper into the pedal platform, which helps lock your shoe in place and provides a more secure, connected feel compared to flat or convex pedals. This design is particularly helpful for maintaining grip during technical descents.

Yes, the pedals feature a fully serviceable bearing and bushing system. This means you can open them up, clean them, and re-grease the internals to keep them spinning smoothly over the long term.

The nylon composite pins provide excellent grip but are generally less aggressive than sharp metal spikes. This reduces the risk of painful shin strikes if your foot slips off the pedal, making them a safer, more forgiving option for newer riders or those who prefer a less intimidating platform.