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  • The carbon spring looks susceptible to crash damage in our eyes but Look's Arthur Espos says it's fairly well protected - and reasonably easy to replace if needed.

    The carbon spring looks susceptible to crash damage in our eyes but Look's Arthur Espos says it's fairly well protected - and reasonably easy to replace if needed.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Alberto Contador (Astana) ran a special yellow pair of KéO 2 Max pedals at this year's Tour de France, though his were also equipped with (currently unavailable) titanium spindles.

    Alberto Contador (Astana) ran a special yellow pair of KéO 2 Max pedals at this year's Tour de France, though his were also equipped with (currently unavailable) titanium spindles.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Instead of a wound steel spring, the new KéO Blade uses a leaf spring made of carbon fiber.

    Instead of a wound steel spring, the new KéO Blade uses a leaf spring made of carbon fiber.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Look's new KéO Blade pedals use a carbon fiber leaf spring, carbon fiber body and titanium spindle to hit a superlight 195g per pair.

    Look's new KéO Blade pedals use a carbon fiber leaf spring, carbon fiber body and titanium spindle to hit a superlight 195g per pair.

    Photo credit © James Huang