Two black Primo Turbo Pedals, featuring textured surfaces and multiple rectangular cutouts for versatile foot placement, are arranged side by side on a plain background. Ideal for perfecting crank-arm grinds.

Two black Primo Turbo Pedals with textured surfaces and metal axles are positioned side by side on a plain white background, providing maximum foot placement flexibility.

Description

Spindle: Allen bolt on the backside, or a thin park tool style pedal wrench
Note: Grease your spindles so they do not seize in the cranks.

Get your feet on these huge platforms and give crankarms a crack with these epic pedals from Primo! When Connor Keating approached Primo with this idea they knew instantly that it was something that they had to try to make a reality. The Turbo Pedal has a unique body shape that covers the end of the axle giving a near flush connection to the crank arm. This allows you to have much more foot placement freedom when standing on the pedal as well as more grip, an improved surface contact area for modern day crank arm grinds and an all-around more aesthetically pleasing appearance. The pedal can be tightened via an Allen bolt on the backside of the spindle and also allows for the use of a thin park tool style pedal wrench.

These are the choice for crank-arm grinds!

(Make sure to grease your spindles so they don't get stuck in them cranks!)

Features

Body covers the axle end. The unique body shape wraps the end of the axle for a near flush connection to the crank arm.
Made for crank arm grinds. That flush shape improves the surface contact area against modern crank arms, which is what makes these the choice for crank arm grinds.
Huge platform underfoot. The big platform gives you far more foot placement freedom and more grip when you are standing on the pedal.
Allen bolt or pedal wrench. Tighten them with an Allen bolt on the backside of the spindle, or use a thin park tool style pedal wrench.
Connor Keating's idea. Connor Keating took the concept to Primo and they built it, so the shape comes from a rider who wanted it.