The Horizon CL and CS have been designed with input from Matti Lehikoinen and Mike Jones. The CL is the larger of the two platforms and is aimed squarely at gravity riders. The CS comes in a trimmed down package that should suit trail riders.
With a new platform and cleat system here there’s quite a lot to get stuck into here.
It’s very much in the mould of our favourite Crank Brothers Mallet with a “flat pedal feel”. Both pedals are given a large platform area to boost stability and confidence. The CS is obviously a bit bigger (9mm longer and 15.5mm wider) but both are generous.
The platform is made from aluminium and has been cold forged to apparently give “high strength vs weight characteristics”. The Q-factor on both models is 55mm that should make it compatible with 142/148/150mm rear axles.
The pedals come with adjustable and replaceable pins. The CS with six and the CL with four.
Nukeproof has developed its own cleat but the pedals are still compatible with Shimano’s. The sloped edges allow the rider to engage from forwards, backwards and above.
There will be two versions of the cleat available with a varying degree of float a +4 (supplied with pedal) and +8 degrees.
All Pedals will be available in 4 colours: Black, Red, Blue and Copper
UK Retail (Prices correct at going to Press)
Pro (Flat Pedal): £79.99
CL Ti: £186.99 (TBC)
CL: £99.99
CS Ti: £186.99 (TBC)
CS: £99.99
Cleats: £10.99
Pins: £10.99
Weights (Per Pair)
Pro: 430G
CL: 526g
CL Ti: 430g
CS: 432G
CS Ti: 352g (Estimate)
Horizon will not just be pedals though. Through 2017 Nukeproof will be adding further components to the range. We’ll update you as news comes in.
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