CRANKBROTHERS EGGBEATER 1

Eggbeater 1

-Light and minimal clip-in pedal.

-Minimal & lightweight

-4-sided entry / superior mud shedding

-Customizable float and release angle

-Premium bearings

-Double seal system

-5 year warranty

Specs

Body Material

Stamped steel

Body Dims (L x W)

32mm x 75mm

Wing Material

Stamped steel

Spindle Length

52mm

Inner Bearing Type

Igus LL-glide bearing

Outer Bearing Type

Enduro cartridge bearing

Endcap

Slotted

Spindle Material

Forged SCM 435 Chromoly Steel

Spring Material

300 series stainless steel

Max Rider Weight

No restriction

Weight

290g per pair

Included Cleat Type

10° Easy Release, 6° Float

Cleat Notice

Third-party cleats are not approved for use with Crankbrothers pedal systems. Using non-Crankbrothers cleats can reduce pedal lifespan and voids the pedal warranty.

Warranty

5 years

What's inside the box?

All Crankbrothers clip-in pedal systems contain two pedals (one left pedal, one right pedal), one pair of cleats with mounting hardware, and one Crankbrothers icon sticker. In addition, some models of our clip-in pedals come with traction pads for customization.

Which cleats will come with my pedals?

Most Crankbrothers clip-in pedals come with our 6-degree float, Standard Release cleats. Our Candy 1, Eggbeater 1, and Double Shot 1 pedals come with our Easy Release cleats instead, with a smaller release angle required to unclip but still featuring 6 degrees of float.

What's the difference between float and release angle?

Although closely related, float and release angle refer to separate characteristics of our cleats. "Float" is what we call the amount of rotational free play while clipped-in, whereas "Release Angle" refers to the angle of rotation of the cleat required to completely exit from the pedal, ie "unclip".

How can I tell between a left pedal and a right pedal? Is there a difference?

All standard bicycle pedal spindles are threaded specifically for either the left or right side of your bike, ours included - it's important to double check you're installing the correct pedal to the matching crank arm to avoid damage. A close inspection of the flange of the pedal spindle will indicate either Left side (with a grooved flange) or Right side (with a flat flange).

How do I install my pedals?

You'll need an 8mm hex wrench and bike grease for proper installation of your pedals - watch our tutorial here!

How do I care for my pedals?

Maintenance schedules can vary greatly depending on riding conditions and mileage, but as a general rule of thumb, we recommend a seasonal re-grease of the internal components to keep things running smoothly. We also offer refresh kits with new bearings, seals, and hardware when a full overhaul is desired. Pro tip: Avoid using a pressure washer at close distances to clean your pedals, as water could get past the external seals and displace the grease your pedals need to spin freely.