Sim Works - Taquito Pedals

The Taquito Pedal is a slightly smaller version of the large-platform Taco Pedal.

Compared to its "big brother," the Taco Pedal, the front-to-back depth of the platform has been reduced by 5mm at each end. While a total reduction of 10mm might seem minor, it significantly alters the sensation transmitted through the soles of your shoes while pedaling. Its smaller profile makes it less likely to strike tree roots or loose rocks, making it an excellent match for bikes with low bottom bracket heights.

"Taquito" means "little taco" in Spanish and refers to a Mexican dish made by deep-frying a tortilla wrapped around a filling until crispy. Despite its compact size, the pedal commands a strong presence, thanks to the robust support provided by the side plates—a design inherited from the original Taco Pedal.

The high-polish cup-and-cone bearings undergo precision adjustment by skilled artisans at Mikashima Manufacturing (MKS), who fine-tune the bearing tension for each unit by hand. Should rotation become sluggish due to rain or dust ingress, the pedal can be disassembled and cleaned using a dedicated MKS cap spanner, allowing for adjustments to bearing tension and grease levels. Unlike disposable products, this pedal is designed for user-specific adjustments and maintenance; it is a product that fosters a sense of attachment and is built to serve you for the long haul.

Features

• Large platform (100x105mm) for stable pedaling
  Among MKS pedals, this model boasts an exceptionally wide platform; furthermore, its concave—or dish-like—surface profile ensures the soles of your feet always settle into a comfortable position, thereby reducing stress during long-distance rides.
• Replaceable high-grip studs
  The steel spike pins feature a highly corrosion-resistant plating and are coated with a thread-locking agent. They can also be replaced using a dedicated wrench.
• Easy-to-maintain , high polished cup-and-cone bearings
  It employs high-precision, easy-to-maintain, high-polish cup-and-cone bearings.
  
  

Manufacturer Information
Sim Works
1-4-8 Matsubara, Naka Ward, Nagoya City,
Aichi Prefecture 460-0017, Japan
Mail: info@sim-works.com