DMR V12 Pedal - Galaxy

Over its 18 years of production, the DMR V12 pedal has become recognized as the benchmark for flat...

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This guide is for mountain bikers looking to upgrade their flat pedals for enhanced grip and performance. The DMR V12 pedal provides a larger surface area and a slim profile for improved control on the trail. Note that while the pins are replaceable, specific pin adjustments may require some technical knowledge.

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Model Part Number	V12
Brand	DMR

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What tools are needed for installation?

You will need a pedal wrench for installation. A hex key or other tools may be required for pin adjustments.

Are the pins replaceable?

Yes, all pins on the DMR V12 pedal are replaceable.

How do I adjust the grip?

The grip can be adjusted by changing the height and placement of the pins. Experiment to find what works best for you.

What type of bearings do these pedals use?

The DMR V12 pedals use fully sealed bearings.

What is the platform size?

The platform size is 95mm x 100mm.

What is the weight of the pedals?

The standard version weighs under 430g per pair, and the Magnesium version weighs just 350g.

How often should I maintain the pedals?

Regularly clean the pedals and check the pins for wear. The sealed bearings should be serviced periodically by a professional bike mechanic if needed.

Troubleshooting

Pedals feel loose or wobbly.

Check the tightness of the pedals on the crank arms and tighten them if necessary. If the problem persists, the bearings may need to be replaced.

Poor grip or slippage.

Adjust or replace the pedal pins to optimize grip. Ensure the pins are clean and not worn down.

Pedals are not spinning smoothly.

Check for debris or obstructions. If the problem persists, the bearings may need servicing or replacing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Improved grip and support due to increased surface area.
Slim profile reduces the risk of pedal strikes.
Durable sealed bearings and Cro-Mo axle for long-lasting performance.
Replaceable pins allow for customization of grip.
Lightweight design enhances overall bike performance.

Cons

Pin adjustments may require specific tools or knowledge.
The initial setup may require some adjustment to get the perfect grip.
While durable, components may need replacement over time with heavy use.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Installation: Use a pedal wrench to install the DMR V12 pedals onto your crank arms. Make sure to tighten them securely.
Orientation: Ensure the pedals are correctly oriented (left and right) during installation.
Pin Adjustment: Adjust the pin height and placement to fine-tune the grip to your preference.

Compatibility

The DMR V12 pedals are compatible with most mountain bike cranksets that use a standard 9/16" pedal thread. Always verify compatibility with your specific bike model before installation.

Care

Cleaning: Regularly clean the pedals with a brush and water to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using high-pressure washers.
Pin Maintenance: Check the pins regularly for wear and replace them as needed.
Bearing Maintenance: While the bearings are sealed, consider having them serviced periodically by a professional bike mechanic if you notice any play or grinding.