TIME PEDALS
2012 Time Iclic Titan Carbon Pedals
The Time I-Clic Titan Carbon Pedals are the lightest pedals in the I-Clic line, and that makes them some of the lightest road pedals out there. Time achieved a skimpy weight through the use of a titanium axle and full carbon fiber body. And of course, you won't lose any seconds clipping in after a ...read more
2012 Time Iclic Carbon Pedals
You can make an insanely light pedal by combining a hollow steel axle, a full carbon fiber body, and a carbon spring, and that's what exactly what Time has done with the Time I-Clic 2 Carbon Pedals. The I-Clic system has been lauded since its introduction, and for good reason: it makes stepping ...read more
2012 Time Iclic Racer Pedals
There are so many things to ponder when racing: Should you move up in the group to avoid a potential crash? Should you join the break so far from the finish? One of the last things you should have to worry about is whether you'll be able to clip in and out of your pedals with ease. The Time ...read more
2012 Time Iclic Pedals
Maybe you needed to jump back to the group after an inconvenient flat. Maybe you had only a small break in traffic to cross a busy street. Chances are you can think of a time you desperately needed to clip in fast, but your pedals refused to comply. The entry system found in the Time I-Clic 2 ...read more
2011 Time Iclic Titan Carbon Pedals
While not far from the lightest pedals on the market, if you factor in cleat and fastener weights, Time's Iclic Titan Carbon Pedals are lighter than Speedplay Zeros and equal to Look's Keo Blade. While weight comparisons are one thing (and the Iclics fair well in that regard), there are a few other ...read more
2012 Time ATAC XS Titanium Carbon Pedals
Time's ATAC (Auto Tension Adjust Concept) line of pedals follows the design principles of their road line. Simple design, easy engagement, plenty of float. And their naming protocol is equally simple. This is the Ti Carbon because it has a titanium pedal spindle and a carbon pedal body. ...read more
2012 Time ATAC XS Carbon Pedals, CroMoly
The XS Carbon is identical to the XS Ti Carbon, only that the XS Carbon runs a steel pedal spindle rather than a titanium spindle. It's a big cost savings, moderate weight gain, and a confidence-inspiring increase in reliability, particularly for heavier or rough riders.
2011 Time Iclic Racer Pedals
The Time Iclic Racer Pedals are nearly identical to the Iclic Carbon Pedals. The two main differences are that the steel spindle on these Iclic Racer Pedals is not hollow and the composite body lacks carbon fiber as its reinforcing fiber, instead it uses fiberglass. Otherwise, they share the same ...read more
2011 Time Iclic Pedals
Time's Iclic Pedals are far easier to click into than their older RSX pedal system. The new Iclic mechanism is "cocked" open when your foot is out of the pedal. This minimizes the entry tension to nearly zero, so you can get engaged quickly and with minimal effort. When you step down into the ...read more
2012 Time RXS First Pedals
The Time RXS First is the most affordable pedal system in the RXS lineup. While it saves a few grams of weight over the first-generation RXS, of more importance is the fact that it's designed around a composite body with a galvanized engagement arch (2 settings), a steel axle, an angular float of ...read more
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