MKS Panamax
Product number:
VTL-056
Manufacturer:
MKS
Product information "MKS Panamax"
The Panamax features a PP resin body that has been equipped with an
elastomer grip sheet to provides both a solid grip and a soft ride.
The large 98mm x 89mm surface reduces fatigue by allowing the rider to use multiple foot positions.
Recommended for E-Bike, commuter bikes, cruisers and others.
The pedal body is made of a Black PP material, and the Surface elastomer grip sheet is grey.
Built around our proven and user serviceable Cup & Cone bearing system.
This Panamax features a reflector on both the front and back of the pedal body.
Comes with our standard 9/16th axle or with our Ezy Superior system: perfect for folding bikes, or those who need to put their bicycle in a bag to take the bicycle with them (Rinko bag).
The large 98mm x 89mm surface reduces fatigue by allowing the rider to use multiple foot positions.
Recommended for E-Bike, commuter bikes, cruisers and others.
The pedal body is made of a Black PP material, and the Surface elastomer grip sheet is grey.
Built around our proven and user serviceable Cup & Cone bearing system.
This Panamax features a reflector on both the front and back of the pedal body.
Comes with our standard 9/16th axle or with our Ezy Superior system: perfect for folding bikes, or those who need to put their bicycle in a bag to take the bicycle with them (Rinko bag).
MKS
MKS is the pedal brand of Mikashima Industrial Company Limited. The Mikashima Industrial Company was founded as an aircraft component manufacturer in 1943, converted its operations to pedal manufacturing in 1946, and was established as a limited company in 1949.
Our 70+ years of operations have been managed by the Ogino family, and is currently led by President Toshiyuki Ogino with guidance from Chairman Kohichro Ogino.
MKS has persevered when most of our competitors have failed. There was estimated to be 40 pedal manufactures in Japan in 1946, while only 2 remain today.
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Our 70+ years of operations have been managed by the Ogino family, and is currently led by President Toshiyuki Ogino with guidance from Chairman Kohichro Ogino.
MKS has persevered when most of our competitors have failed. There was estimated to be 40 pedal manufactures in Japan in 1946, while only 2 remain today.
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