pedal manufacturers which offer longer spindles

[prokyon]

Hello,

I thought I would start a list with different manufacturers which offer longer spindles for their pedals (I'll try to maintain this list over time - respond to this thread if you want your answer included).

• * Shimano SPD-SL 52mm and 56mm centerline road (+4mm spindles)
  * iSSi Flash III pedals with 52.5mm, 58.5mm and 64.5mm centerline (+6 and +12mm spindles)
  • * iSSi has more such pedals for road and MTB
  * Crank Brothers sells 57mm centerline upgrade spindle kit for their popular eggbeater pedals
  * SpeedPlay discontinued - purchased by Wahoo.

I know that iSSi is discontinuing a lot of their components (can't buy/order Flash III pedals anymore) as QBP is possibly killing that brand and creating a new one (learned from a bike shop when placing an order today).

Are there any other SPD pedals which offer longer spindles? The shortest pedal extender which I found is 18mm and I need roughly a 59mm centerline, so 18mm+52mm centerline extension is too long.

[prokyon]

well, apparently someone already took the liberty of creating this list here https://blog.bikefit.com/tag/q-factor/
[I couldn't find this article as it's called "q-factor" which usually has to do with cranks and not pedal spindle length]

[viragevitesse]

Sqlab make great MTB SPD pedals with +8 and +15mm spindles.
https://www.sq-lab.com/en/products/peda ... s-511.html

Shame about Issi of thats true. They make a great MTB XC pedal that uses all sealed cartidge bearings, no bushings, Spin really well.

[rothwem]

FWIW, I ended up putting an mountain bike crank on my Gravel/CX bike because I couldn't find wider pedal spindles for SPDs. I've got an X01 crank (168mm q-factor) with a 110bcd Power2Max and the chainline is perfect. That puts me at about an extra +11-12mm on each side.

Sram made a 154mm q-factor XX1 crank, you might be able to find one on ebay, that adds about 4.5mm per side compared to a normal road crank.

[Gravel89]

I know SQ Lab offers pedals with longer spindel