Sleek and stylish pedals - MOTO Classic and Reflex Flat Bike Pedal Review - feat. Fully Serviceable

Many modern cycling products have non-serviceable designs or utilize cheap materials that only last a few years. That’s why we're excited to be reviewing the MOTO urban flat pedals which combine a sleek modern design with high-quality materials. MOTO is a small German company that makes a few variations of the pedals from their original wood Classic to the budget friendly plastic Reflex. The main feature of the pedals are their low profile flat designs which ensure you’ll never hit your shin on exposed bolts or metal pedals. The $176 Classic pedals are one of their most iconic products and feature a distinctive lacquered wood frame. Their more affordable $74 Reflex pedals use a similar low profile design but use a composite body and have reflective stickers for additional visibility. MOTO also offers the Classic pedals in multiple colors as well as different grip tape designs to allow you to fully customize the pedal appearance.

The MOTO pedals are designed with the principle of long-lasting design and smart yet beautiful construction. That has led the company to develop these sleek and minimalist style urban pedals with simple constructions that are fully serviceable. We have the two main variations of the pedal here, the Classic which has an attractive wooden frame and the more affordable Reflex variation with a composite body. Both of the pedals use the same low profile design with a grippy coarse grit grip tape for traction on each side of the pedal. Unlike traditional metal flat pedals which have hollow designs or raised edges the MOTO pedals have an oversized 76.25 x 92mm profile and flat design. This shin-friendly design is perfect for commuters or urban riders as you can wear any shoe style confidently.

One of MOTO’s original and most iconic pedals are the Classic pedals which have a unique lacquered wooden frame. It’s a beautiful design that has contrasting layers of wood that wrap around the pedal. The edges of the pedal are cut at parallel~45 degree angles which give the pedals a parallelogram side profile. Not only are the Classic pedals the best looking variation but they also feature the lightest CNC machined and hollowed chromoly-steel axle. The Classic pedals also have a 5mm pedal adjustment width which is useful for those with larger shoes. Note, MOTO also offers a $123.99 "Colour" variation of the pedal which uses a hardened-steel axle and is currently offered in white or black color options...

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00:00 Intro
00:12 Unboxing + Specs
03:10 Fit + Finish
05:42 On The Road
06:40 The Final Score
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[benson]

Thanks for the review!! Been riding a pair of Moto pedals for about two weeks now and my impression is better than expected. They really feel different and I haver had a pedal as comfortable and grippy!!

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