Time Pedals ROC ATAC Mountain Pedal Attack Pedals Gray US $93.99

Time Pedals ROC ATAC Attack ROC Pedal Set w Cleat Set US $93.99

Time RXS SPEED ROAD PEDAL US $112.35

Time RXS First Road Cycling Pedal Black US $113.93

★NEW★ TIME iCLIC Carbon Pedal Red Black US $159.99

Time ATAC XS GREY MTB PEDAL US $167.36

Time I-CLIC Pedals (road pedals)

There are a number of different types of Time I-CLIC pedals. For example, the I-CLIC TI Carbon is a pedal that comes with a plus or minus 5 degree angular float, a lateral float of 2.5mm and a release angle of 15 degrees. It weighs only 175 grams per pair. The I-CLIC Carbon is slightly heavier at 235g per pair.

The standard Time I-CLIC pedal is built using a steel axle composite body and a steel arch axle. The pedal is 447 mm squared and the Angular float is also +- 5 degrees. It weighs 260g so is considerably heavier than the I-CLIC TI Carbon model. When looking to buy Time I-CLIC pedals it’s important to assess the type of road biking you’ll be undertaking as this can make a difference to which is the best for you. The price of I-CLIC pedals is also a factor as some models are more expensive.

Time ATAC Pedals (MTB pedals)

The most well-known product line when it comes to mountain bike pedals produced by Time is the ATAC range. Like the I-CLIC for road bikes the ATAC line has a number of different versions such as the ATAC XS TI Carbon, ATAC SX, ROC ATAC S and ROC ATAC. If you’re a cross country racer than the AAC XS TI Carbon is probably the best option as it is built with lightweight carbon or titanium. It’s also a relatively strong pedal that’s used by a number of racing cyclists such as Jose Hermida.

Other Time Pedals

There are a number of other Time pedals available for both road and mountain bikes. For example, the Z and Z Control mountain bike pedals come with a wider surface area in order to improve their ability to cope with freeride cycling. They also include an easy entry system.

Some of the other road Time pedals for sale include the Time RXS Carbon and Allroad Gripper. The RXS speed is also available. Weight-wise the Allroad Gripper is one of the heaviest weighing 400g per pair.

Avid Elixir R 185 1400 Mtb Disc Brake Brake Black US $79.93

Avid Elixir R MTB Disc Brake 185 750 Black US $79.93

2012 Avid MTB BB7 Mechanical Disc Brake 160mm G3 Rotor US $79.95

AVID ELIXIR 5 MTB FRONT DISC BRAKE 185 OR 203 MM 850 OR 1000 MM HOSE NEW US $79.99

AVID BB5 Disc Brake Calipers Front Rear 160mm Rotors IS Adaptors New in Box US $79.99

Avid G3 Clean Sweep Disc Brake Rotor 6 bolt 160mm MTB XC Trekking 2pc US $80.00

Avid Elixir Disc Brakes

There are several different types of Avid Elixir disc brakes for sale – namely the Elixir CR Mag, Elixir CR, Elixir R and Elixir 5. All the models are hydraulic disc brakes rather than ball bearing. The price of Elixir disc brakes for sale depends on the exact model. For example, Avid Elixir R front disc brakes will cost around $200 in most cases. It’s important to look at the different features of the various Avid Elixir disc brakes as well as what they are intended to be used for. For example, the Elixir CR Mag is intended for All Mountain, trail and XC biking only. It also comes with a carbon fiber lever as well as a light lever body.

Avid Code Disc Brakes

There are two models of Avid Code disc brakes – the Code and Code 5. Both are built to provide precision breaking and are intended to be used in downhill and freeride situations. The Code 5 can also be used for all mountain bikes and comes with a four piston caliper. Avid Code 5 disc brakes are simplified compared to Code brakes and hence are usually cheaper while still providing drip free bleeding and power reserve geometry. The Avid code series are hydraulic disc brakes.

Avid BB5 Disc Brakes

One of the several ball bearing Avid disc brakes is the BB5. There are two versions – the BB5 and BB5 Road.  Avid claim that the BB5 disc brake is the easiest mechanical disc brake to setup. There is also the ability to easily adjust the modulation of the brakes which is a bonus compared to hydraulics. Avid BB5 disc brakes are relatively inexpensive compared to other models due to their simplicity.

Avid BB7 Disc Brakes

The other series of ball bearing Avid disc brakes is the BB7. This also comes in a regular and road version. Avid BB7 disc brakes for sale are a bit more expensive than their BB5 cousin although still a lot cheaper than other options.

SHIMANO DEORE LX MTB HYDRAULIC DISC BRAKESET NEW US $79.95

SHIMANO DEORE XT BR M765 ST M766 Disc Front Brake NEW US $79.97

NEW Shimano XT SM RT81S IceTech 160mm Center Lock Disc Brake Rotors FR US $79.99

Shimano XTR Saint Hydraulic Disc Brake Set – BR M965 Calipers w BR M800 Levers US $79.99

Shimano LX Shifters Disc Brake Levers Set LX ST M585 9s US $79.99

2012 NEW Shimano XT Disc Rotor SM RT81 160mm 6 PAIR US $80.95

Shimano XTR Disc Brakes

According to the Shimano website the XTR series of disc brakes are manufactured with a high level of modulation which gives increased control. The caliper of the brakes is built with a two piston design which helps to keep weight down to a minimum. The caliper is made from a single piece and hence is sturdy as well as able to provide precise control. Shimano XTR disc brakes for sale often cost several hundred dollars for the whole set. Used Shimano disc brakes can often be found for considerably cheaper prices.

Shimano Deore Disc Brakes

Another of the most popular Shimano disc brakes is the Deore series. There are both Deore and Deore XT brakes available. The Deore disc brakes come with a 2 piston hydraulic system for increased power as well as a superior oil system which prevents air being caught in the caliper. The levers for the Deore brakes are built so that they can be adjusted without the need for tools – perfect if you’re the kind of rider who likes complete control over your setup at all times.

Shimano SLX Disc Brakes

Shimano SLX disc brakes are built to be used by mountain bike riders. Like other Shimano disc brakes the product comes with a 2 piston system but also a “Servo Wave” which provides increased performance. The benefit of the “Servo Wave” is that increases the amount of lever travel which in turn helps provide more control over braking. It also means there is an increased level of braking power.

Shimano Saint Disc Brakes

The Shimano Saint brake series is another of the companies most popular. The newest model in this series is said to be 50% more powerful than the previous.
Shimano Saint disc brakes

Make sure you keep in mind that the type of riding you’ll be performing will have a big effect on the type of Shimano disc brakes which are right for you. When looking for Shimano disc brakes for sale you should keep in mind that used or pre owned brakes may not be in top condition. Whether you’re a road, mountain or BMX biker it’s essential to get the correct setup so you can have a comfortable ride. For example, the SLX disc brakes are perfect if you’re going to be doing general All-mountain riding.

Crank Brothers Smarty Egg Beater Clipless Pedals ^NEW^ US $19.75

Crank Brothers Smarty Clipless Pedals egg beater NEW reflector commute night US $19.75

Crank Brothers Smarty Clipless Pedals egg beater NEW US $20.25

Crank Brothers Smarty Clipless Pedals egg beater NEW US $21.75

EGG BEATER Smarty Clipless Pedals Crank Brothers NEW US $21.75

Crank Brothers Smarty Clipless Pedals egg beater NEW eggbeater gray black US $22.95

There are four types of Eggbeater pedal, the Eggbeater 11, 3, 2 and 1. Each has a slightly different specification and hence it’s important to consider which is right for you and your bike. For example, Crank Brothers Eggbeater 11 pedals are the lightest of the range and come in 4 parts made out of titanium. The weight of the pedals is 174g and the cleat has a 15’ to 20’ release angle. On the other hand, Crank Brothers Eggbeater 1 pedals weight a much heavier 256g per pair and are made out of stamped and stainless steel. They also come with stamped wings.

The Eggbeater 3 model weighs 278g per pair and has cast steel wing and body. It comes with a needle inner bearing, 15’ to 20’ release angle and a premium brass cleat. All the models in the Eggbeater range come with a 5 year warranty and hence you can secure in the knowledge that you’re covered should something go wrong.

The Crank Brothers Eggbeater 2 has a cast steel body along with stamped wings and weights 272g per pair. The inner bearing is a bushing and the outer a cartridge. It also includes a premium brass race cleat along with a 5 year warranty. The Eggbeater 2 and 1 models are usually the cheapest in the range and often sell for between $60-90. The other two models often sell for more than $100 if bought new.

If you can’t afford to buy a new set of Crank Brothers Eggbeater pedals then you could always consider going for a used model. Used Crank Brothers Eggbeater pedals can often be found at reduced prices although the warranty may not cover you and it’s often difficult to tell whether the pedals are in good condition. Having a good set of functioning and high quality pedals is essential for any serious rider which is why you should ensure that you choose and buy Eggbeater pedals with caution.


Cannondale Headshok Lefty Stem 130mm US $49.00

Cannondale Headshok Lefty Stem US $49.99

Cannondale Lefty Damper Cartridge Oil Cap Wrench KH004 US $50.00

Cannondale Lefty Race Retainer Diggler Tool KT002 US $50.00

Cannondale Lefty 120mm 5d 318 Stem Black US $55.00

Cannondale Lefty Solo Air Piston Replacement Kit US $59.93

The Cannondale Lefty fork uses the same technology developed for the Headshok forks. There are 88 bearings inside the forks which allows the travel to be much smoother than others and hence provides a more comfortable ride with less lost energy. The design reason behind the shift to the Lefty style was the fact that more travel was needed and this required the unit to be moved away from the center.

There are a number of different versions of Cannondale Lefty suspension forks. The various models have a variety of travels, spring systems and materials which affect the type of biking that the forks can be used for. As an example, the Lefty Max w/PBR is built for general purpose mountain biking and comes with a 140mm travel and an air spring. The Lefty Speed Carbon, on the other hand, is built for XC racing and hence has a travel of 110mm and DLR damping. Which one is right for you and your bike will depend on what you plan on using the forks for.

One potential disadvantage of buying Cannondale Lefty suspension forks is that replacement parts are generally harder to find. Fox suspension fork parts, for example, are easy to get hold of in comparison. Also, skilled people who are experienced in setting up Lefty forks are more difficult to find. For this reason Cannondale Lefty suspension forks are usually found in high end bikes rather than entry level. There is also the continued problem with Lefty suspension forks limiting the rider’s ability to use anything other than Cannondale parts such as the headset and wheel.  If you want to have complete control over the components you use on your bike then the Cannondale Lefty may not be the perfect choice.