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Description
The Time ATAC XC pedals are engineered for riders who demand reliable engagement, durability, and off-road versatility across cross-country, cyclocross, and gravel terrain. Built with a glass-filled composite body and steel bearings, these pedals strike a balance between toughness and weight, making them ideal for rugged conditions. TIME’s ATAC system ensures easy and consistent cleat engagement, with a wide open design that self-cleans upon step-in—effectively clearing mud and debris for reliable function in all conditions. With three adjustable spring tension settings, riders can tailor the release feel to their preference, whether racing or exploring off the beaten path.
The ATAC XC pedals offer generous float and release freedom to support natural pedaling motion. With ±5° angular and ±2.5 mm lateral float, riders benefit from reduced joint stress and improved comfort during long rides. Release angles vary depending on cleat choice—10° with the included ATAC Easy cleats, or 13° to 17° with standard ATAC cleats. At 19mm stack height and 145 grams per pedal, they provide efficient pedaling without excess weight. Designed for compatibility with standard 9/16" threading and finished in stealthy black, these pedals are built for serious performance in dirty, wet, or technical conditions—ideal for riders seeking a no-nonsense, self-cleaning clipless solution that excels across off-road disciplines.
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- Glass-filled composite body with steel bearings for strength and durability
- ATAC system ensures easy and consistent cleat engagement
- Self-cleaning design clears mud and debris upon step-in
- Three adjustable spring tension settings for customizable release feel
- ±5° angular and ±2.5 mm lateral float reduces joint stress and improves comfort
- Release angles of 10°, 13°, or 17° depending on cleat selection
- 19mm stack height and 145g per pedal for efficient off-road performance
- Includes ATAC Easy cleats; ideal for XC, gravel, and cyclocross riding