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Nukeproof has created a pair of signature flat pedals for Enduro World Series champion Sam Hill, reworking the Horizon, the previous DH version, with new features that better match the discipline to which they are addressed – Enduro
The Horizon Enduro offer a reduced platform compared to the Horizon, with a surface of 111mm x 99mm, saving space mainly from the corners to reduce the possibility of impacts against rocks and obstacles protruding into the trail.
Each side has 10 removable and replaceable pins.
The pedal body is made of cold-forged 6061 aluminum alloy and subsequently CNC machined. They rotate on a combination of sealed bearings and DU bushings, on a chromoly or titanium steel pin, depending on the version. Lastly, they tip the scale at 407 grams per pair, in the version with steel axle.
The price of the version with steel axle is 85 pounds while the version with titanium axle costs 160 pounds. They are available in 6 different anodized colors.
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