Look Trail Roc Plus Pedals - Black

The Look Trail Roc Plus Pedals in Black are specifically designed for mountain bikes and are perfect for those who want a reliable and high-performing pedal. Made from durable aluminum with a chromoly shaft, these pedals are built to last and withstand rough terrain.

The support surface of each pedal measures 107x107 mm, providing a stable and comfortable platform for your feet. The Q-factor, or the distance between the pedals, is 61.5mm, ensuring a proper balance and efficient power transfer during your rides. Additionally, with 10 replaceable aluminum pins on each pedal face, you'll have plenty of grip and control over your bike in any condition.

The Look Trail Roc Plus Pedals feature a low profile of only 16mm, reducing the risk of snagging on obstacles while riding. The concave platform of each pedal also adds to the overall grip and control, making these pedals a great choice for any mountain bike rider. Weighing in at 395g, they are light enough to not add significant weight to your bike, yet still maintain their durability and strength.

LOOK is the worldwide leader of the road clipless pedals. In fact, they were the creators of the first automatic pedal in 1984, introducing this revolutionary concept that allowed Bernard Hinault won his fifth Tour de France in 1985 with the first LOOK clipless pedals. His original idea, with the will to innovate, have allowed LOOK to remain a world leader and impose their standard Kéo, recognized throughout the world.

LOOK also invented the first carbon frame in 1986 and the first monobloc carbon track frame. Their business philosophy is oriented to research and development which earned them the INPI Trophy for the most innovative SMEs in France in 2009. LOOK also received 4 times the recognition of the Bicycle of the Year in France, has won several times the Star of Design and the IF design award in Germany in 2010. Their commitment to innovation makes LOOK possess a unique experience and technology in the design and manufacture in carbon.