Time I-Clic Titan Carbon Pedals

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carbon

Carbon

This is a mixture of a matting of carbon threads and epoxy resin. Carbon fibre is strong and light and because the manufacturer can decide which direction the fibres go, it can be made stiff in one direction and springy in another.
titanium

Titanium

Titanium has unique properties that make it an excellent choice. It's a high strength, low density and corrosion resistant material that is not only extremely strong, comfortable and durable, but also incredibly lightweight. Expensive but worth it.

Product Overview

The fastest pedal ever invented! Experience has shown that the substitution of the Carbo Flex blade in place of spring tension on road pedals assists the pre-opening function, improves fatigue resistance and significantly reduces weight (-43% compared to a titanium spring).

Key Features:

I-CLIC is the first pedal to use a flexible carbon blade instead of a traditional metal spring.
I-CLIC is the first pedal with pre-opening automatic engagement (TIME patent).
I-CLIC is "auto step-in" engagement is instantaneous, intuitive, without friction - effortless.
I-CLIC the first "open" pedal.
A simple clic and you're off... Clic Ride!
I-CLIC Titan Carbon - Hollow titanium axle.
Carbon body.
CARBOFLEX: flexible carbon blade (TIME patent).
Aluminium arch axle.
Carbon blade support.
ICLIC: pre-opening automatic engagement (TIME patent).
SENSOR: regulation of angular sensations.
Q-FACTOR: setting of lateral foot position.
OVERSIZE PEDAL PLATFORM: 447 mm2.
Sole/pedal Bioposition 13 mm.
ANGULAR FLOAT: +/- 5 degrees.
LATERAL FLOAT: 2.5 mm.
RELEASE ANGLE: 15 degrees.
Complete with cleats.
Weight: 179g per pair (Manufacturer claimed).

Item Code: 102125

Product Reviews

Industry Reviews

Brilliant engagement system and very, very light - Review by Bikeradar.com

Time has also moved towards an oversized platform, a slightly narrower 52mm width but a longer cleat bed at 75mm. The longer, narrower shape doesn’t feel quite as stable as the Blade, and once the cleats wore in we did experience a little rocking. Despite being longer than the Blades, the titanium axled I-Clics have a much more open design, and weigh slightly less at 182g a pair. The entry-level Fibreflex versions (£82.99) are 260g a pair.

Time’s carbon sprung design uses an ‘auto-step-in’ engagement system: as you place your foot on the pedal, it opens and clamps your shoe. With no need to push through spring tension it’s easy to clip in. It’s different to any other system – and the best we’ve tried.

The I-Clic Carbon Titanium offers plenty of adjustability: the float can be altered through +/- 5 degrees which is great if your knees are a bit dodgy, and there’s a further 2.5mm of offset adjustment. Three extensions, on either side of the cleat and up front enable you to walk without damaging the engagement points or needing covers, but they do wear rapidly and can eventually break off. However, although the cleats wear faster than Look or Shimano, their ease-of-use means I-Clics are definitely our favourite pedals right now.

(Posted on 13/07/2011)

Time I-Clic Titan Carbon Pedals

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