DMR Pedals Vault - Magnesium SL - Black/Gold

The new DMR Vault Mag SL MTB pedal is here, born from a quest for more environmentally friendly an...

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This guide is for mountain bikers looking to upgrade their pedals for improved performance and reduced environmental impact. The DMR Vault Magnesium SL pedals offer a lightweight design with a focus on sustainable manufacturing, making them ideal for riders who prioritize both weight savings and eco-conscious choices. Keep in mind that these pedals have a rider weight limit of 85kg.

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Model Part Number	DMR-VAULT-MAG-C-SL-K
Brand	DMR

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the rider weight limit?

The rider weight limit for these pedals is 85kg.

What tools are needed for installation?

You'll need a pedal wrench or Allen key and a torque wrench to ensure proper installation.

How do I replace the pins?

Use a pin removal tool to remove the old pins and thread in the new pins.

How often should I clean the pedals?

Clean the pedals after each ride, especially in muddy or dirty conditions.

What type of bearings do these pedals use?

They use a High Load DU bush system and cartridge bearings.

Are the pedals compatible with all mountain bike shoes?

Yes, they are compatible with all mountain bike shoes.

What is the platform size?

The platform size is 105mm x 105mm.

What is the axle made of?

The axle is made of Ti Nitride.

Troubleshooting

Pedals feel loose or wobbly.

Check the tightness of the pedals in the crank arms. If loose, tighten them to the proper torque specification. If the bearings are worn, consider servicing or replacing them.

Pedals are difficult to spin or feel stiff.

Check for debris or dirt in the bearings. Clean and lubricate the bearings. If the issue persists, the bearings may need to be replaced.

Pins are damaged or worn.

Replace the damaged or worn pins with new ones. Ensure the new pins are properly installed and tightened.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Lightweight design for improved climbing and acceleration.
Environmentally conscious manufacturing process.
Durable construction with high-quality materials.
Excellent grip and control due to the concave footbed and replaceable pins.
Large platform provides a comfortable and secure feel.

Cons

Rider weight limit of 85kg may not suit all riders.
Magnesium can be susceptible to damage from impacts.
Requires regular maintenance to keep the bearings and pins in good condition.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Thread the Pedals: Ensure the pedals are threaded correctly into the crank arms. The right pedal threads clockwise, and the left pedal threads counter-clockwise.
Torque: Tighten the pedals to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification (usually found on your crank arms or in their documentation). Use a torque wrench for accuracy.

Compatibility

These pedals are designed to work with standard 9/16" pedal threads found on most mountain bike crank arms.

Care

Cleaning: Regularly clean the pedals with a damp cloth to remove dirt and debris. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
Pin Inspection: Check the pins for wear and tear, and replace them as needed.
Bearing Maintenance: Periodically check the bearings for smoothness. If they feel rough, consider servicing or replacing them. Consult a bike mechanic for assistance.
Storage: Store the pedals in a dry place when not in use.