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Look KEO Classic 3 Plus Pedals
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With a larger, wider contact area and stainless-steel wear plates, the Look KEO Classic 3 Plus pedals deliver excellent stability, optimized stiffness and increased protection against wear.
Shop similar products- These durable pedals keep it lightweight at a mere 140 g per pedal; total weight is 350 g per pair with cleats and stainless-steel wear plates
- 60 mm platform width and 400 mm2 platform area allow for maximum power transfer and excellent stability through the pedal stroke
- Stainless-steel plates in the contact area protect against wear
- Easy clip in/out with adjustable spring tension from 8 to 12 Nm
- Includes KEO Grip cleats; also compatible with standard KEO cleats (not included)
- Float is determined by cleat selection; included cleats (gray) provide 4.5° of float
- Construction: composite body, stainless-steel platform, chromoly spindle, standard coil spring retention, steel bearings
Imported.
View all Look Road Bike Pedals| Best Use | Road Cycling |
|---|---|
| Pedal Design | Clipless |
| Clipless Style | Single-Sided |
| Cleat Design | 3-hole |
| Look Road Compatible | Yes |
| Pedal Float | 4.5 degrees |
| Pedal Body Material | Composite |
| Pedal Spindle Material | Steel |
| Material(s) | Carbon/stainless steel/chromoly |
| Weight | 350 grams |
| Bearing Material | Stainless Steel |
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1 month ago
New Pedals work as well as older pedals.
Purchased a new gravel/endurance bike and needed Look KEO pedals. I have had Look KEO for 14 years on my road bike. The original Look pedals on REI have excellent ratings. The next pair up has a lower rating. These were unrated. I changed cleats and went for a first ride. Since I am older, I wanted to test unclipping. They work exactly as well as my original pedals. Big thumbs up. I do not have many hours of riding with these yet. There is a bit broader base to them, which is helpful. I like them and look forward to both training miles and event miles clipped in.
