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eclat ak pedals Juggernaut Pedal

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eclat ak pedals Juggernaut PedalAfter riding every single clat pedal weve ever made over the past 8 years, Jordan Godwin took all the elements he liked and combined them into his own signature model. The Juggernaut Pedal echos many original features from our existing pedal line as well as some new ones which help make up one of the most technical and brutal street pedals weve ever made. Utilising the extra large platform from the Centric, the oversize spindle from the Plaza, the

After riding every single éclat pedal we’ve ever made over the past 8 years, Jordan Godwin took all the elements he liked and combined them into his own signature model. The Juggernaut Pedal echo’s many original features from our existing pedal line as well as some new ones which help make up one of the most technical and brutal street pedals we’ve ever made.

Utilising the extra-large platform from the Centric, the oversize spindle from the Plaza, the removable steel pins from the Contra and the re-enforced body from the AK pedal, Jordan’s signature pedal is a product born from of over 15 years of R&D – making it simply the best place for your feet. The Juggernaut is our first aerometric pedal and it’s quite obvious that this is made for sliding and grinding all day long. Jordan always used to keep one side of his pedal slick for grinding so he asked to make his own pedal with one side made for pure grip, and the other to handle all the abuse. He wanted a pedal which not only felt great to ride but also lasted longer in both grip and performance whilst out in the streets.

Material

Injection molded nylon / fibreglass

Size
9/16″ spindle / 115mm/107mm/28.5mm

Bearings
Loose ball

Colours
Black

Features
• Jordan Godwin signature pedal
• taking all the best features from the éclat pedal range to create the “ultimate street pedal”
• large platform pedal with exclusive oversize spindle design and unique crankarm interface with 6mm hex and without wrench flat
• overall wider pedal body and more inward foot position to aid with crankarm grinds and aerial tricks
• removable steel pins for improved traction and durability
• extra material for longer pedal life after grind wear
• slick grind specific side for smoother crankarm and pedal grinds 

Weight
560g (19.6oz : 1.23lbs) (per pair)


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