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sqlab pedale 511 test SQlab 511 Race pedalen

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sqlab pedale 511 test SQlab 511 Race pedalenIn het kort Ergonomische clipless pedalen Zorgen ervoor dat je voeten in een natuurlijke positie kunnen staan Ideaal voor het mountainbiken SQlab 511 Race Pedalen Conventionele clipless pedalen forceren de voet in een positie waarbij de voet direct naar voren wijst. De langere as van de SQlab 511 Race pedalen zorgen ervoor dat de voet in een natuurlijke positie kunnen staan. Dit voorkomt overmatige belasting aan n kant van de voet. Dit zullen vooral

In het kort

  • Ergonomische clipless pedalen
  • Zorgen ervoor dat je voeten in een natuurlijke positie kunnen staan
  • Ideaal voor het mountainbiken

 

SQlab 511 Race Pedalen

Conventionele clipless pedalen forceren de voet in een positie waarbij de voet direct naar voren wijst. De langere as van de SQlab 511 Race pedalen zorgen ervoor dat de voet in een natuurlijke positie kunnen staan. Dit voorkomt overmatige belasting aan één kant van de voet. Dit zullen vooral rijders met knieproblemen merken.

De versie met de kortere as is geschikt voor rijders met een kleinere schoenmaat en kleine zitbotafstand. De zogenaamde Q-factor kan hiermee worden gereduceerd. De Q-factor de afstand in millimeters tussen de buitenzijden van de cranks. 

De SQlab 511 Race pedalen zijn ideaal voor het mountainbiken. Deze sterke pedalen zorgen ervoor dat er geen kracht verloren gaat tijdens je trapbeweging. De SQlab 511 Race pedalen zijn gemaakt van sterk aluminium met een as van CrMo. De pedalen wegen slechts 341 gram en hebben een afstelbare in- en uitklikspanning.

De SQlab 511 Race pedalen zijn verkrijgbaar in vier verschillende aslengtes. 

De pedalen worden geleverd inclusief schoenplaatjes geschikt voor Shimano SPD.

 

Specificaties SQlab 511 Race Pedalen

  • Sterke mountainbike of racefiets pedalen
  • Zorgt ervoor dat er geen kracht verloren gaat
  • Eenvoudig in en uit te klikken
  • Slijtvast en degelijk ontwerp
  • Afstelbare in- en uitklikspanning
  • Materiaal as: CrMo
  • Materiaal body: Aluminium
  • As lengte: S: -5, M: Standard (54,9 mm), L: +8, XL: +15
  • Gewicht: S: 310, M: 322, L: 341, XL: 367 gram
  • Kleur: Zwart

 

Reviews SQlab 511 Race Pedalen

Bicycling: "Heb je zoals heel veel mensen een natuurlijke voetpositie waarbij je tenen naar buiten wijzen, dan zouden ze heel goed voor je kunnen werken. Zeker als je weleens knieproblemen hebt ondervonden." | 22-05-2020

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