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If they really creak and squeak, the axles bounce and the pins fail - then either the pedal no longer exists, or the successor looks completely different. That's why we gave the new Saint to our hardcore tester Hans.
Hans ages bikes and parts in fast motion, because this guy is on the road non-stop. He has spent 2700 trail kilometres on the Saint. Often even by the sea, where the salty air eats into the metal. Just as often on blocked Lago trails, where rocks hit the pedals and bend what shouldn't bend. The Saint bikes put up with all this abuse unimpressed. Good: the concave contact surface. We rode the pins long - this provides plenty of grip and bloody legs if you slip. Hans didn't even manage to lose a tooth - all the pins were still there! Disadvantage: the high weight (497 g)
Price from 150 Euro >> e.g. available from Maciag Offroad
Plus Super robust; Plenty of grip; No pin loss
Minus Heavy
Test conclusion Super robust MTB flat pedal with plenty of grip for the toughest applications.
Laurin Lehner
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