| How do you designate a pedal 'Extremely Lightweight' or 'Lightweight?' |
| We have some of the lightest pedals in the world; this is our own company standard. An 'Extremely Lightweight' pedal is 120 g/pc or under, while a 'Lightweight' pedal is 150 g/pc or under. Weights are for single pedals in grams. |
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 Which pedals should I use for Spinning or indoor cycling? |
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| Do pedals with titanium axles have any limitations? |
| Titanium is a great way to lighten your ride, but frankly speaking, titanium has some limitations as a material for pedal axles. If a steel and a Ti axle are proportionally the same, the steel axle will be harder and stiffer than the Ti. It is for this reason that Exustar recommends that riders over 85 kg (187 lb) do NOT use titanium axle-equipped pedals. Doing so will void your warranty. |
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| I have a question about Exus pedals, can you help me? |
| If your pedals are labelled Exus, you should contact VP Components. If you have Exustar pedals, you should contact your Exustar dealer. If for some reason your dealer cannot assist you, we will be happy to try to help. |
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| Warning concerning clipless pedals with titanium bindings. |
Titanium binding-equipped pedals must only used with recommended brass or titanium cleats. Use of any other cleats may damage the pedal bindings, and will void your warranty.
Compatibility:
Pedal: E-PM28Ti + Cleat: E-C01CU (brass) or E-C06Ti (titanium)
Pedal: E-PM210TTi + Cleat: E-C05CU (brass) or E-C06Ti (titanium)
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Important Notice to Fitness Center Operators |
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Exustar Spinning pedals are warranted for use by an individual rider only. Use by multiple riders will void warranty.
If used in Spinning cycling classes, pedals should be inspected by instructors prior to each session. For the safety of riders, pedals that have squeaky, rough or loose axle/bearings, other loose parts, or are in any way damaged badly worn should be immediately repaired or replaced.
If not used in organized classes, pedals should be likewise inspected at least once a day. |
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