The LEATT Flat Pedals AllMtn 2.0 delivers real GRIP, DURABILITY and RELIABILTY with a reinforced platform. PLUS, they are fully serviceable.
The AllMtn 2.0 MTB Pedals composite delivers impressive performance with a reinforced composite platform and the same triple-bearing system used in our premium pedals. Designed around impact resistance, secure footing, and long-term reliability, it’s a no-nonsense upgrade for riders who push hard every ride.
The fibre-reinforced nylon composite body keeps weight in check while adding material in key impact zones to withstand repeated rock strikes and abuse. A large 112 × 105 mm platform with a concave profile provides stable, confidence-inspiring foot placement. While ten long M3 steel pins per side dig into your soles for a locked-in feel on rough terrain.
A fully serviceable triple-bearing system—featuring an outboard cartridge bearing, needle bearing, and inboard self-lubricating bushing. This manages loads in all axes for smooth rotation and maximum durability. An updated barrel nut design allows full servicing using only a standard Allen key. While quad-lip seals keep dirt and moisture out to extend service life with minimal maintenance.
Impact tested to meet gravity standards, the LEATT Flat Pedals AllMtn 2.0 have dependable all-mountain performance without unnecessary complexity.
FEATURES:
- Lightweight & Tough: Fibre-reinforced nylon composite body delivers strength without the bulk
- Unmatched Grip: 10 steel pins per side and a concave platform keep your foot locked in on rough trails
- Premium Performance: shares Leatt’s Triple-bearings and quad lip seals system to ensure smooth, durable operation in any condition
- More forgiving on rock strikes. Tapered edges and resilient materials shrug off pedal strikes with ease
- Maintenance Made Easy: Designed for quick maintenance to keep you riding hassle-free
- Wide (117 x 105mm) platform for increased support
- Weight: 390g per pair
Replacement Steel Pins: Leatt Pedal Pin Kit 2.0 Flat Pedals
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