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Swoon Cycles  |  SKU: 13212

NIB/NOS Keywin Speed Pedal Pro: Cleats - 1983 World's 1st Twist Out Clipless Pedals!

$99.99
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Description

These New Zealand made pedals were the world's first twist to release clipless pedals circa 1983, a year before the Look PP65 dropped in 1984.  They weighed a scant 121 grams per pedal, literally half of the Look's 258g per pedal.  These pedals were twist in, twist out vs the modern step in twist out.  It was a massive step up from the Cinelli M71 (world's first "clipless" pedal) which required you to reach down and pull a lever to release. Includes cleats, hardware in sealed package, and manual.

Condition

New old stock in retail box. Pristine, buttery bearings

Details

  • Black and red
  • Stainless steel spindles

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