Wolf Tooth Ripsaw Platform Pedals

The convex shape is designed to follow the natural arch of your foot, which helps center your foot on the pedal. This creates a more connected, secure feel compared to flat or concave pedals, especially when you are navigating technical terrain.

Yes, the thin 7mm leading edge significantly reduces the pedal's profile at its most vulnerable points. By minimizing the surface area that can catch on trail obstacles, you are less likely to experience pedal strikes when riding through rock gardens or narrow, technical sections.

Absolutely. These pedals are built with a robust aluminum body and a 17-4 PH stainless steel spindle, making them well-suited for the extra torque and weight of e-bikes, as well as the demands of aggressive all-mountain riding.

With 12 stainless steel pins per side, these pedals provide substantial traction. The pin placement is optimized to lock your shoe in place, ensuring your feet stay planted even during high-speed descents or rough, bumpy trails.

Wolf Tooth designed these pedals with long-term maintenance in mind. The internal system uses three sealed cartridge bearings and an igus bushing, which are protected by a custom radial seal to keep dirt and moisture out, making them reliable and straightforward to service over time.

The Ripsaw pedals use a standard 9/16-inch spindle thread, which is the industry standard for almost all modern mountain bikes, fat bikes, and e-bikes. You should be able to install them on your current crank arms without any compatibility issues.