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Contact MTB Pedals Chromag Mountain Bike Brandon Semenuk Liaison Pedals
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Contact MTB Pedals Chromag Mountain Bike Brandon Semenuk Liaison Pedals
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$155.00 CAD Oferta • Ahorre
Color NEGRO

Why we made this

Contact fue diseñado en colaboración con Brandon Semenuk como su pedal característico original para satisfacer las necesidades de los ciclistas que desean un pedal plano compacto y liviano sin sacrificar el agarre.

Con un perfil delgado de 13 mm, una plataforma cóncava y pines ajustables, mantiene los pies firmes y ofrece una postura estrecha para un mejor control durante trucos y maniobras difíciles. Su tamaño compacto lo hace ideal para pies pequeños o riders que prefieren una sensación más ágil.

Resistente, confiable y simple, ya sea que estés saltando o pedaleando en el parque, el Contact se destaca como el pedal MTB para dirt jump y slopestyle de Brandon Semenuk.

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☛ Plataforma ligera con orientación interior
☛ Mecanizado en CNC a partir de aluminio extruido con superficie cóncava de solo 13 mm en el centro
☛ 18 pasadores de tracción/pedales de altura ajustable con orificios de colocación alternativos
☛ Sistema de eje G3 con eje de cromo-molibdeno endurecido, sellos dobles, buje interior y cojinete de cartucho de precisión

☛ Par de pedales
☛ Pasadores de pedal de repuesto y arandelas para ajustar la altura del pasador

☛ Cuerpo de aleación, extruido/mecanizado
☛ Eje de cromo-molibdeno endurecido y rectificado con precisión
☛ Buje de polímero de alta densidad
☛ Rodamiento de cartucho

Especificaciones

Perfil //Diseño cóncavo, 13,0 mm en el centro de la plataforma

Material //Aleación, extruida y luego mecanizada

Plataforma //100 mm x 100 mm

Postura //58,5 mm

Pines //18 por pedal, altura ajustable

Peso //416 g/par

Haga clic aquí para ver la guía del usuario del pedal.
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Mecanizado CNC

El mecanizado CNC es un proceso en el que una pieza de materia prima o material se corta hasta obtener la forma final deseada mediante una máquina controlada por computadora y, a menudo, varias máquinas herramienta. Dependiendo de la operación, se denominan diferentes herramientas, por ejemplo, fresas de bolas, fresas de extremo, fresas de roscar, machos de roscar y sierras de corte, entre otras. Todas tienen diferentes usos y vienen en una gran variedad de formas y tamaños.

El mecanizado produce piezas extremadamente precisas, a menudo con un margen de error de 0,001" (lo sé, en Canadá el sistema es mayoritariamente métrico, pero la industria utiliza predominantemente unidades imperiales) y es reconocido por crear una apariencia de muy alta gama con superficies 3D y bordes limpios y fuertes que la forja no puede producir.

Dado que cada aspecto de la pieza debe recortarse, la producción de piezas mecanizadas requiere mucho tiempo. Por ejemplo, el mecanizado de la carrocería de una Ranger requiere 20 minutos (la placa frontal se fabrica por separado), y luego aún necesita desbarbarse, comprobarse la calidad, anodizarse, grabarse con láser y ensamblarse.

¿Preguntas?

¡No dudes en contactarnos si tienes alguna pregunta!

Contáctenos

Envíos a todo el mundo

Enviamos a cualquier parte del mundo con tarifas competitivas de UPS y FedEx. También puede recoger su pedido aquí mismo, en la sede de Chromag.

Guía de servicio

¿Necesita más información sobre configuración, servicio y repuestos?

Consulte nuestras guías de usuario aquí.

Garantía

Todos nuestros componentes están respaldados por nuestra garantía de 2 años.
Después de eso, todavía lo respaldamos con nuestro programa de reemplazo por accidente.

características principales

Todos nuestros pedales están construidos sobre esta base.

Sistema de eje G3

Diseñamos el sistema de eje G.3 teniendo en cuenta la longevidad y la facilidad de servicio.

El sistema G.3 utiliza un eje de cromoly de alta resistencia con un sello doble, un buje interior y un cojinete de cartucho exterior.

El Pilot y el Radar utilizan los mismos componentes, pero con un eje más corto. Este eje se denomina F.1.

Disponible aquí
Pasadores reemplazables

Nuestro sistema de pasadores se ajusta en altura mediante las arandelas incluidas. Se pueden reemplazar fácilmente desde el otro lado del cuerpo del pedal, incluso si están dañados.

Algunos modelos cuentan con ubicaciones de pasadores alternativas para personalización o si los orificios existentes están dañados.

Cada juego viene con pines de repuesto.

Disponible aquí
Bandera

Todos nuestros pedales están disponibles en una amplia gama de colores para adaptarse a tu estilo y combinar con el resto de tu bicicleta.

(Aunque tu estilo sea todo negro.)

Preguntas frecuentes sobre pedales

Todos nuestros pedales utilizan una rosca de 9/16" x 20tpi, que es estándar en la industria de la bicicleta.

Nuestros pedales se adaptan a casi cualquier bicicleta, con la excepción de las bielas BMX de una pieza de gama baja, algunas bicicletas para niños u otras bicicletas muy antiguas.

¡Sí! Tendrás un pedal izquierdo y uno derecho.

Los pedales tienen roscas específicas para ambos lados (para que no se desenrosquen al pedalear). Es fundamental instalarlos en el lado correcto.

El eje del pedal izquierdo tiene una pequeña cresta a su alrededor (esto se vuelve importante si estás realizando mantenimiento a tus pedales), pero la forma más fácil de saberlo es que los gráficos/logotipos se leen en la dirección correcta desde el punto de vista del ciclista.

¡Sí! Recibirás pasadores y arandelas de repuesto en la caja.

Tus pedales durarán muchísimo tiempo. Con el cuidado adecuado, es común que duren una década o más.

El principal desgaste que encontrará son los pines dañados, que son fácilmente reemplazables. Si se agotan, vendemos paquetes aquí .

A veces conviene realizar una revisión completa de los pedales si funcionan mal o si se ha doblado un eje. Puedes cambiar el eje, los bujes y los rodamientos, que puedes comprar aquí .

Sin embargo, la mayoría de las veces, un rápido desmontaje, limpieza y engrase mantendrán sus pedales funcionando sin problemas durante años.

En esencia, el factor Q es la distancia entre los puntos de fijación de los pedales en las bielas, también conocida como banda de rodadura. También podría describirse como el ancho de las bielas. Esto afecta tu postura; si alguna vez has practicado snowboard, imagínatelo como la distancia entre tus pies.

Infórmese sobre ello aquí.

Grease the threads and use pedal washers.

The graphic will read correctly from the riders POV, to help you identify the left and right side.

Give each of the pins a little 1/8 turn to make sure they are tight. You can adjust the height of the pins by adding/removing washers.

A Chromag Pedal Guide
Chromag Bikes

¿Qué pedal es adecuado para mí? ¿Buscas unos pedales nuevos? Naturalmente, comprar unos Chromag te garantiza algunos de los mejores pedales del mercado. Pero ¿cuáles son los adecuados para ti?...

Customers praise these pedals as "super grippy" with customizable pin placement and perfect platform size. Multiple shoppers own 3-4 pairs for MTB, BMX, and trail bikes. Strengths include durability, concave shape, and adjustable grip. However, one customer noted stiff spin resistance, and another found the platform too small for size 11.5 feet.

  • 5 stars: 25 (81%)
  • 4 stars: 4 (13%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (3%)
  • 2 stars: 1 (3%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Adam R.

Contact

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Chris W.
Perfect Pedal?

These pedals are exactly what I was looking for. Goldilocks size for sure. Not too big, not too small, just right.

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Ryan H.

Solid pedals!

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AK N.
My go-to pedals

I ride for Chromag! This is the 4th pair of Contact pedals I'm getting. I have those pedals on both my MTB and BMX bikes. Super grippy. Absolutely love them!

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Kirk

Best pedals. Now I own three pair

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Customer
Stiches

Super grippy pedals. Absolutely sweet but they are kinda sharp and they have me stiches. But it was worth it, I will never buy a different set of pedals.

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Jeff H.
Contact Pedal Review

Got the Contact pedals for my nine year old's 26" Reaper, he loves them, and they look sick!

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C.
Goat pedals.

I don't think I will ever get a different set of pedals. These are well-made, super grippy, and look dope.

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Will

Bests peddles made

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James A.
Goldilocks

I've ridden a bunch of different pedals for dirt jumping and these are the best by far, the platform is the perfect size and with the extra holes and pins they give you, I have customized the perfect amount of grip I prefer. 10/10 would recommend.

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Ronan

The spin motion is super stiff Do not buy if you want 0 resistance spin

HI there,
thanks for your review and sorry to hear that is happening.
Mind sending me a little video directly, so we can resolve this issue?
Thanks!
jm at chromagbikes dot com

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Liam W.
Best Pedals

These are basically on every bike I own. Dependable, great shape, adjustable and long lasting. The ano starts to show it’s age and remind me how long I’ve been riding these with out issue. 10/10.

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Xavier H.
The best

These pedals always grip very well and they last for a long time!

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RENATA W.
Fav pedals

This pedals are my favorite by far.
i have them in both of my bikes (trail and dirt jumper) and I they are so good! Good grip. light and beautiful colors.

A MUST: have customizable pin placement.

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Stuart
The best

I run these pedals on both my trail bike and my bmx. Perfect platform size, pins are grippy when you need them and can remove your foot when you need too. Would recommend to all BMX/DJ riders and flat pedal MTB riders.

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Eoin
Durable pedal

My scarab have stood up to a lot of abuse and still feel great. I bought these originally for my trail bike but the fact that they sit closer to the crank than others wasn't ideal for my duck stance. The platform size and grip was great but these got moved to my dj bike as they are more suited to dirt jump/pump track riding than long days of pedaling for me.

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Greg G.
Good Trail pedal

I really like these for trail riding. I find they give me some extra clearance and have fewer pedal strikes with the platform set closer to the cranks. Usual stellar Chromag quality.

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Patrick E.
Ultimate grip. Ultimate looks.

Having customizable pin placement is a must for me. The Contacts are nice and grippy through mud, snow, and everything else. I love all the color options as well. I wear a size 10 shoe, and the platform size is just right.

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Jayden
Some of the best pedals I have ridden

Super grippy, but release just when I want them to. Clear mud very well, nice and light, very easily serviceable. They're simple but amazing. I can't ask for much more.

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Raffael B.
Insanely good

Got two pairs since they came out. Still holding strong after surely 30.000 km. Did every winter a grease and clean action. Working best for me with 5.10s grip is perfect not to much not to less👌

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Cole
Different than I expected

Don’t get me wrong I like the pedals but they are not what I think I wanted. If you want a super grippy pedal this is definitely not the one, even with all the pins extended. The only other issue I thought the platform would be big enough to fit my 11.5 sized foot but it isn’t. Great pedal but not the one for me.

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Andreas
Great feel and durability

Been using this pedal for the last many years and it's been holding up very well to rock hits etc. Nice platform that gives you confidence in your grip.

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David
Stoked

Nice platform and don’t roll under my feet like my specialized pedals do. Have bashed them into a lot of rocks and they still look and work great.

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Chet o.K.
Great so far

I've switched to these after riding Saint pedals for the last year. These are a big improvement. My foot is positioned closer to the crank, which I prefer for some reason. The Shimano Saints have a bulge where the inboard bearing is housed, and I was always placing my foot on top of this, which then lifted my foot off the the pins.
Bottom line, these feel great and do not slip or roll on me. Hopefully they last.

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DBone
Great Trail Pedal

So, I waited until I had 6 rides on the Contacts before writing my thoughts. First and foremost, they grip better than the Spank Spikes I had previously, and it's not even close. With the Spikes, I simply had to "twist my ankle" to get my 5-10 Free Riders to reposition on the pedal, even if I were standing........... Not so with the Contacts. I have to basically take off all of my weight and "dab my ankle" to reposition. The first few rides I struggled a bit to reposition, but I have now gotten the hang of it and I don't have to think about it as much, and I'm betting by the end of the month, I won't give it another thought.

Overall, I am extremely happy with the Contacts. With their tenacious grip, I can actually pull back on the pedals while climbing, and when descending or simply hammering through a rough section, my feet just don't move at all.

I do think Chromag is hurting themselves by marketing the Contact as a "dirt jumping pedal" because even though they say the Contact's "bring your feet closer to the crank, for better control while doing tricks", they are in fact wider than the Spikes by a few mm's, and they even stand off of the crank arm face (where pedal platform begins) more than the Spikes do, so your foot can actually rest naturally on the Contact even a little further away from the crank arm face than with the Spike, which is considered a "trail pedal".

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jd
Love not having to mess with my shoes

Used for one winter season. I exchange these often with clipless pedals depending on the surface and how much Im going to be coming off my fat bike. The dished area around the center of the spindle allows me to use these with my normal cycling shoes or boots with cleats and have no interference between the cleat and the center of the pedal. Love not having to mess with my shoes when I change pedals.

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Kat
JUST BUY THEM

I can’t find a single negative thing to say about these pedals. I was a little bit concerned going from a 12 pin pedal to a 9 pin pedal but these cromags are far far more grippy than my Atom lab pimp light pedals.

They are light. Simple. They don’t spin freely when you’re not on them. They are CRAZY grippy.

Super highly recommended.

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Kendall Z.
Durable with great grip

About half way through the season riding these pedals on my YT capra. Love the larger platform for my big feet, and the adjustable screws for adding grip where you need it. I have been truly abusing these pedals, riding trail and occasionally striking the pedals on rocks. Also have been riding lots of downhill and have had some big crashes, and these hold up great. Noticed the added bike control compared to my old raceface pedals. Will buy another pair if these ever break, but Im starting to doubt it!
Also include extra grip screws if you end up losing any, but I haven't yet.

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KIT
Great flats comfortable, wide and grippy on the trail

I did a lot of research on Flat Pedals for mountain biking - "finish and bearings are way better quality. It may not be the thinnest either, but it’s stiff, solid underfoot and the multiple pin placement allows you to really tune the grip level to match your riding style and preference.
" this was one of the reviews that sold me on these.

Having ridden these now for 1 1/2 years now - all single track trail riding - I would definitely purchase them again. The concave shape really does feel comfortable and they are tough - with pedal strikes etc ....They are solid. They also shipped with a set of replacement pins of which I have not had to replace 1 of them.

Note to install them you use hex key (Allen wrench) not the usual pedal wrench.

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devin m.
More than just a DJ pedal

What attracted me to the design was the durability factor, compared to my last pedals (race face atlas) the body is thicker, and the axle runs the full width of the pedal in a very traditional fashion. What this allows for is larger bearings, and a thicker platform for rockstrikes etc.

So over a year into these pedals here is what I’ve found: the grip is excellent and these pedals are capable of more than just DJ use. I find they have great grip when climbing and spending longer days in the saddle. I’ve experimented with pin height and have really enjoyed raising the pins around the front and back to further emphasize the concave shape.

The pins are not as sharp as some designs I’ve seen like Race Face and DMR, but for me I like that feeling. The pins are tall enough to feel like they’re glued to your feet, but I don’t feel like I have to do a micro-sit or un-weight too much in order to re-position my foot when things get rough, or my feet come off on purpose during a euro, or table. The platform isn’t the largest, but my size 10 feet and impact shoes fit them well.

After a year and a half on my DH bike the pedals show some serious signs of abuse. The Anodizing is worn, and the edges scarred from rocks. However I haven’t rebuilt them once. In fact, I haven’t even had to re grease or adjust them. Bar a few replaced pins. This is fantastic compared to my past experiences with pedal designs using under-sized bearings, and DU bushings.

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Hjalmar

Will they fitt me my shoe size is 8.5 or 42 cm

- Chromag Crew:

Hi there,
Yes Contact pedals will fit your shoes.

Thanks,
JM