TIME introduces new MTB pedals XYSTO
TIME introduces new MTB pedals XYSTO

TIME introduces new MTB pedals XYSTO

10.04.2025

After a few years of silence, TIME has developed new clipless pedals for MTB. Would you like to know more about these pedals?

TIME XYSTO is a robust, full-bodied pedal system for downhill mountain biking, Enduro, and aggressive off-road riding. The asymmetrical design fits the natural shape of your sole, with the extra-large platform providing additional support and control. TIME’s proven ATAC technology provides easy entry, retention, and mud clearance.

Key features

BEARINGS

Steel

BODY COMPONENT

6106 T6 - Aluminum

CLEATS

ATAC  13°/17° Cleats included

Compatible with ATAC EASY 10° Cleat

PEDAL STACK HEIGHT

18.3mm

ANGULAR FREEDOM

5° to -5°

SPINDLE LENGTH

57mm

LATERAL FREEDOM

+/- 2.5mm

TENSION

Micro Adjustment

THREADING

9/16" - 20tpi

PLATFORM SIZE

X-Large (79 X 94mm)

COLOR

Dark Grey

WEIGHT (PER PEDAL)

226g

What could be interesting for you?

What is XYSTO?

Xisto (pronounced: Shis-Toe) or “Schist” in English is a type of stone found in the mountains around our Portugal factory. The loose, rocky trails inspired the development of the XYSTO pedal.

Will XYSTO pedals make me faster?

No. But a XYSTO pedal prototype won a UCI World Championship in 2024. These pedals have been developed in collaboration with Commencal/Les Orres, Remy Metallier, Mitch Ropelato, and Brayden Bringhurst. 

What warranty and service options are available for TIME XYSTO pedals?

SRAM’s 2-year warranty covers TIME XYSTO pedals, and they are not serviceable.

Does the XYSTO pedal have adjustable or replaceable grip pins?

Yes. XYSTO pedals use the same adjustable and replaceable pins as our Speciale pedals.

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