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Look Keo Blade Carbon pedals

  • Look KÉO blade carbon

    Look KÉO blade carbon

    Photo credit © Dave Caudery

  • The carbon 'blade' is what lends the KéO Blade its distinctive feel but the spring tension isn't adjustable (though there is a stiffer 16Nm option available) and the spring itself is susceptible to damage in a crash

    The carbon 'blade' is what lends the KéO Blade its distinctive feel but the spring tension isn't adjustable (though there is a stiffer 16Nm option available) and the spring itself is susceptible to damage in a crash

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • The non-replaceable stainless steel plate is even bigger and wider than on the standard KéO 2 Max

    The non-replaceable stainless steel plate is even bigger and wider than on the standard KéO 2 Max

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Look builds the entire pedal body and rear plate out of long-fiber carbon composite

    Look builds the entire pedal body and rear plate out of long-fiber carbon composite

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • Look's latest KéO Blade road pedals are very light, highly stable and distinctly snappy upon entry and exit - but their very high price is hard to justify

    Look's latest KéO Blade road pedals are very light, highly stable and distinctly snappy upon entry and exit - but their very high price is hard to justify

    Photo credit © James Huang

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    final jerseys winners.

    Photo credit © James Huang

  • The titanium axles rotate on three cartridge bearings each for an impeccably silky smooth and drag-free spin

    The titanium axles rotate on three cartridge bearings each for an impeccably silky smooth and drag-free spin

    Photo credit © James Huang