Hashtagg LSC2 Titanium Superlight Pedals

Hashtagg LSC2 Titanium Superlight Pedals

The Hashtagg LSC2 Titanium Superlight pedals represent the lightest and most advanced evolution of the mono-cage model. Combining titanium axles with 2 mm thin cages, they deliver outstanding stiffness, total precision and an extremely low weight, ideal for the most demanding bike trials riders.

Description and materials
- New and improved version of the Hashtagg mono-cage pedals, optimised to deliver maximum performance with minimum weight.
- Feature a thinner 2 mm cage made from 7075-T6 aluminium, a high-strength alloy widely used in competition for its excellent stiffness and durability.
- Low-profile minimalist design with multiple drilled holes to remove unnecessary material, improve mud clearance and enhance its racing look.
- Rear hole in the cage allows the use of a 6 mm Allen key for easier and more precise tightening of the pedal body.
- Fitted with aluminium screws that provide a more technical and lightweight finish, improving tightening efficiency and preventing common issues such as loose screws or bent cages.
- Axles made from CNC-machined 6Al-4V titanium, offering significant weight savings and a more responsive pedalling feel compared with steel axles.
- Compatible with installation using either a 15 mm spanner or a 6 mm Allen key on the axle.
- Equipped with sealed bearings of the highest quality to ensure smooth rotation and excellent protection against dust and moisture.
- The wide contact surface provides superb stability and grip in all riding conditions.
- Supplied as a pair (left and right pedals).

Cage dimensions
Length: 97 mm.
Width: 80 mm.
Height: 26 mm.
Thickness: 2 mm.

Finish
- Cage available in anodised grey or purple.
- Body in black anodised finish.

Weight
- 219 g (pair with titanium axles).

Pedals with steel axles and the same 2 mm cage weigh 270 g.
Total weight saving: 51 g per pair.

Recommended maintenance
Pedal axles are components subject to high stress in bike trials use.
We recommend checking or replacing them every 100 to 130 hours of riding for steel axles, and approximately 20% more frequently for titanium axles, depending on rider weight and the frequency of big drops.

Additional information
Both pedals tighten towards the front of the bike.