Speciale 8 Pedals - 2023
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The Speciale 8 Pedals from Time are an enduro-focused pedal built using a slightly larger aluminum body, compared to a pared-down XC pedal, for more foot stability over demanding terrain. The Speciale 8 is also a great option for aggressive trail riders, since the platform is slightly smaller than the Speciale 12. This pedal utilizes a micro-adjustable clamping system for release tension, and four adjustable pedal pins that let us fine-tune the amount of friction between pedal and shoe. We're thoroughly impressed with this design, as it is one of the most tunable systems across the industry.
Details
- Time's trail and enduro pedal built with adjustability and durability
- Steel axle and aluminum body handle the hits
- ATAC dual-arch retention system provides positive entry and release
- 4 adjustable pins add grip against shoe's sole
- +/- 5-degrees of lateral float (6-millimeters) reduces torque on knees
- Down cleat entry motion helps clear mud quickly
- The release angle is adjustable between 13 or 17-degrees via the reversible cleat
- Item #TMEN013
- Material
- [body] aluminum, [spindle, bearings] steel
- Float
- [ATAC Easy] 10°, [ATAC] 13° or 17°
- Cleats
- TIME ATAC
- Entry / Release
- micro adjustment
- Spindle Diameter
- 9/16in
- Pedal Wrench Type
- 8mm Allen
- Compatible Components
- 2-bolt shoes, ATAC cleats
- Includes
- ATAC cleats
- Claimed Weight
- [single] 6.9oz (196g)
- Activity
- enduro, trail
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
Reviews
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageNovember 18, 2021
Pretty Bomb Proof
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I have rode Time ATAC XC pedals for 10+ years and love the ease of engagement, the way they shed mud and how durable they are. Riding in Texas there is a lot rocks and pedal strikes, I have only once had a pedal break and it was 5 years old. When I got a Stumpjumper I opted for these pedals. I was also coming back after being hit by a truck which broke my back and pelvis and I think the bigger platform provides more stability which I need now. These have the same great engagement I have come to know and love. My pedals are set for a bit more float and it makes them a bit easier to get out of. When I have to get off the bike I love knowing I will not be fumbling around to try to clip back in. I just ordered a second pair for my new Specialized Levo SL!
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com