Shimano Unveils Major 30-Year Update to SPD Cleats and XTR Pedals
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Shimano has released the XTR M9220 pedals, a lighter, slightly smaller version of their Saint pedals, featuring four adjustable pins, a new multi-directional entry cleat, and designed for aggressive trail riding and enduro racers. The pedals offer a solid platform, smooth engagement, and compatibility with existing SPD cleats, with initial positive ride impressions and durability expected to be high.
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