The MCS Grafight XX Platform Pedals feature a black synthetic fiberglass resin body, reflective strip, and metal axle, with "MKS GRAFIGHT-XX JAPAN" text visible, displayed against a plain background.

A blue MCS Grafight XX Platform Pedal with a fiberglass resin body, reflectors, and a visible metal axle is displayed against a white background.

The MCS Grafight XX Platform Pedals feature a brown fiberglass resin body, metal spindle, built-in reflector, and durable construction for added strength.

The MCS Grafight XX Platform Pedals feature a red synthetic fiberglass resin body, metal axle, anti-slip studs, built-in reflector, and “MKS GRAFIGHT-XX JAPAN” on top.

The MCS Grafight XX Platform Pedals are white with a textured fiberglass resin surface, metal axle, and integrated orange reflectors.

Side and front line drawings of MCS Grafight XX Platform Pedals, with a synthetic fiberglass resin body, and "MKS PEDAL JAPAN" marked on the end cap.

Description

The GRAFIGHT-XX is a re-issue of the 1982 GRAFIGHT-X, one of the earliest pedals to use synthetic fibreglass resin. That body was claimed to be close to half the weight of an aluminium alloy pedal body while being twice as rigid and strong.

The body measures W102 x L87 with a double sized step area and a slight concave through the centre, and 21 moulded protrusions in three shapes give your shoes something to hold onto. Inside is a hand adjusted cup and cone bearing with a labyrinth dust seal, and they come with a 1/2 inch spindle. A pair weighs 440g.

Features

Half inch spindle. These come with a 1/2 inch spindle, so check what your cranks are threaded for before you order.
21 moulded grip protrusions. Three different shapes across the body give a stable footing with no steel pins to chew up your shins.
Labyrinth dust seal. The seal keeps water and dust out of the bearings, so they keep turning smoothly through wet rides.
Cup and cone bearings. Hand adjusted cup and cone bearings can be serviced and set the way you like them rather than replaced.
Concave, double sized step. The body dishes slightly toward the centre with a double sized step area, so your foot settles in and stays put.