Shimano SAINT PD-M821 SPD Pedals

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Description

SAINT PD-M821 SPD Pedals

The high-performance enduro and downhill clickpedals SAINT PD-M821 from Shimano have a widened contact surface, which optimises stability in the terrain. Improved axle durability raises these thin and tough pedals to a new level.

Aggressive DH riding SPD pedals: the SAINT PD-M821 from Shimano

Experience even better bike control by pairing with SHIMANO AM series shoes. Clip into the SAINT M820 series SPD pedal’s robust retention claws for serious downhill riding.


Features – Shimano SAINT PD-M821

  • Improved axle durability (vs. PD-M820)
  • Wide contact area enhances stability when paired with SHIMANO AM series shoes
  • Thin pedal body lowers stack height and improves obstacle clearance
  • Four height adjustable pins per side for improved grip when not clipped-in
  • Non-pop-up alloy pedal body for simplicity and durability
  • Slim and durable chrome-moly spindle with 8mm hex wrench mount
  • Pedal body protects binding mechanism against impacts
  • Robust retention claws provide smooth engagement and release
  • Adjustable entry and release tension settings

Product features

  • Use: MTB MTB All-Mountain, Enduro, Downhill
  • Group: SAINT M820
  • Model: PD-M821
  • Type: Click with platform
  • Pedal system: SPD (Off-Road/DH)
  • Binding: Dual Sided
  • Integrated cage: Larger contact plate for increased stability on aggressive terrain
  • Mechanism Sealed: Yes
  • Cleat retention adjuster: Yes
  • Cleats: SM-SH51
  • Optional cleats: SM-SH56 (Not included!)
  • Optional reflector: SM-PD60 (Not included!)

Material

  • Pedal body: Aluminum anodized
  • Pedal axle: Chromoly steel

Color

  • Series color

Weight

  • 546g / pair (manufacturer information)

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