Scott
USA 1990
USA
Had a bolt-on shoe plate with a mushroom-shaped protruding rivet
that would slide under and hook its upper edge under the top plates
in the pedal platform. Made for Scott by VP Components in Taiwan. |
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Grafton
Speedtraps 1991
USA
Made of aluminum and titanium.
Sold new for $227.99 |
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Campagnolo/Look
TP93 Mountain Pedals 1993
France/USA
Designed in the US with alloy bodies that were cast in Illinois.
Modified from a road pedal design to work in the mud. Provided a
platform surface on the non-locking side. Also sold under the Campagnolo
mark as shown. |
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Onza
HO 1993
Taiwan
Similar function to Shimano SPDs but used elastomers instead of
springs. Titanium version was introduced in 1994. |
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Exus Mag Flux (prototype)
1994
Taiwan
These prototype mountain bike pedals never made it to market. They used powerfull magnets to hold the cleat. |
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Grafton
Excelerator 1995
USA
Second generation pedal design by one of the companies that started
the CNC revolution in mountain bikes. |
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Grafton
Excelerator 1995
USA
This is a rare single-sided version of the Grafton Excelerator pedal. |
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