With a minimal design and unique four-sided entry system that promises toĭeliver easier clip-ins, along with superior mud shedding.Ĭompared to the entry-level version above, the Eggbeater 2 model upgrades its body material to cast stainless steel and slightly drops its weight to 285g per pair.Īdvertised a the “lightest mountain bike pedals in the world,” Crankbrothers adds a hex alloy endcap to the Eggbeater 3, along with 17-4PH stainless steel wings. Eggbeater 1Ĭlassifies all Eggbeater pedals as a cyclocross/gravel/cross-country/trail version,
There are four different pedals in the Eggbeater lineup. Start by zooming in on each Eggbeater pedal. Why? So you can make a more informed decision. What I’ve experienced after riding with them for years, and how they compare toĬlose competitors. I’ll walk you through how Eggbeaters work, how to install them and get set up, Inįact, the website indicates “it’s virtually impossible to not clip in.”įurthermore, Eggbeaters are easy to service and areīacked by a five-year warranty from Crankbrothers. Your shoe’s tread for easy walking, as well as customizable float and releaseĪngles, the company advertises that Eggbeaters are among the easiest pedals to clip in and out of. With recessed brass cleats that sit flush with
Remain one of the most popular bike pedals available today. Even with their largely unchanged design, they Since 2001, at which time their four-sided entry, simplicity, and lightweightĭesign were revolutionary. In this review, I’ll combine details from the company with my experience, along with a comparison between competitors, to help you decide if they’re right for you. As the oldest-and perhaps most popular-pedal in their lineup, Crankbrothers’ Eggbeaters offer a lot of bang-for-the-buck.
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