[Shayne]

Can someone positively ID these for me? They are Suntour obviously with titanium spindles, no grease guard, and alloy bodies and cages. Weight on the pair is 253g.

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[richieb]

Pretty sure they're XC Pros. I think they only made the GG for a couple years, but I know they did offer a Ti spindle version at some point. Year? Not sure...Maybe 88 or 89. I might be WAY off here, though...

rb

 

[WTB-rider]

Definately XC Pros, circa 89-90. Great pedals but you had to file the teeth at the back(entry) if you were wearing a shoe with any kind of tread.

 

[Shayne]

Thanks For The Info

If anyone wants them they're available.

 

[mwr]

There was also a Suntour XC Comp (I think) pedal that was concurrent with the big XC-II beartraps, but lighter. Suntour slapped several different cages -- road, mtb, bmx -- on similar pedal bodies and called them all sorts of things.

 

[WTB-rider]

There was also a Suntour XC Comp (I think) pedal that was concurrent with the big XC-II beartraps, but lighter. Suntour slapped several different cages -- road, mtb, bmx -- on similar pedal bodies and called them all sorts of things.

XCD 6000 is likely what you're referring to, sort of a cross between the old XC Compe and the sleek XC Pro Shayne has posted here.

 

[ssmike]

The ti axles are likely aftermarket, hence the no grease guard feature. The crmo axles with GG had grease squirted in though the threaded end of the axle.

 

[richieb]

Actually, I tink the GG feature was only avaiable on the cromo...the Ti's were not GG, but they were definitely available stock from Suntour with a ti spindle option...

rb

 

[AKamp]

Those pedals never were grease-guard. The following model was however. The ti spindle was an option available from suntour but I don't know if you could actually order the pedals with it or if you had to order it as a separate part. I would be willing to bet that they are aftermarket because the actual suntour Ti spindles were about twice as much as they were from TNT or Ultimate Machine or the likes.