The Ryder Dual MTB Elite 2.0 is a versatile dual-sided MTB pedal combining a clipless mechanism on one side with a flat platform on the other. It is designed for riders who want the efficiency of clipless pedals while retaining the option to ride with normal shoes.
Key Features
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Dual-sided pedal design – clipless on one side and flat platform on the other.
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SPD-style clipless compatibility for cycling shoes.
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CNC-machined aluminium body for strength and durability.
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Cr-Mo axle for a robust pedal spindle.
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DU bushing and sealed bearing for smooth rotation.
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8 adjustable pins on the flat side for additional shoe grip.
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Removable reflectors for increased visibility.
- Suitable for MTB, commuting, fitness riding and mixed-use cycling.
Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Brand |
Ryder |
| Model |
Dual MTB Elite 2.0 |
| Pedal Type |
Dual-sided clipless / flat |
| Body |
CNC-machined aluminium |
| Axle |
Cr-Mo |
| Bearings |
DU bushing + sealed bearing |
| Flat-Side Pins |
8 adjustable pins |
| Reflectors |
Removable |
| Weight |
Approx. 380g per pair |
| Application |
MTB / Commuting / Fitness |
The listed weight is approximately 380g per pair, making it a practical compromise between a dedicated clipless pedal and a larger platform MTB pedal.
Benefits
Two pedals in one: Use the clipless side with SPD-compatible shoes for efficient pedalling, or flip the pedal over and use the flat side with ordinary footwear.
Versatile for everyday riding: Particularly useful for riders who commute during the week but also want clipless performance for training or trail rides.
Good grip on the flat side: Eight adjustable pins provide additional traction when riding in normal shoes.
Durable construction: The aluminium body and Cr-Mo axle are designed for regular MTB and mixed-terrain use.
Compatibility
The clipless mechanism is intended for SPD-style MTB cleats. The pedal's flat side can be used with normal cycling or casual footwear.
Best Suited For
- MTB riders
- Trail and recreational cyclists
- Commuters
- Fitness riders
- Riders transitioning to clipless pedals
- Riders who alternate between cycling shoes and normal shoes
- Mixed road and off-road use
