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3D printing revolutionizes the clipless pedal

A clipless pedal manufactured using a 3D printing process has taken off on Kickstarter and has far exceeded its funding target. And not without reason: the 100 gram weight per pair of pedals ensures one of the top ranks in the lightweight construction championship.

Three-dimensional printing of bicycle parts with titanium? This already exists in the bike industry, for example at Atherton Bikes or Sturdy Cycles. The manufacturing process is now being used for the construction of pedals: The young company Titanum from Hamburg prints pedals including cleats made of titanium. The cleat mount is available in 2, 3 or 4-hole format, and the weight of 100 grams per pair will delight lightweight construction fans.

The pedals are now available via Kickstarter and, according to Titanum, will be delivered this summer.

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