Mountain bike pedals

A MTB crankset is the drivetrain component that connects the pedals to the chain .

Available products: 5

SRAM®

Mountain bike pedals
PEDALIER SRAM EAGLE XO1 DUB BST DIR. MOUNT 32T 175

Performances ultimes pour les passionnés de cyclisme et de voyage Robuste et fiable pour une sécurité optimale Performances de pointe...

€409.95

Shimano®

Mountain bike pedals
Shimano FC-M311 8/7-speed crankset

Unrivalled performance for effortless riding Durability and reliability for endless kilometers Wide range of gears to tackle any terrain...

€39.99

SRAM®

Mountain bike pedals
SX Eagle Powerspline 12V crankset

Optimum performance for avid cyclists Rugged design for exceptional durability High-quality flat steel construction Superior power and...

€80.00

SRAM®

Mountain bike pedals
Sram GX Eagle X-Sync2 boost DUB 170mm crankset

Smooth, precise shifting performance Rugged, durable design for heavy-duty use X-Sync2 technology for optimal chain retention...

€321.00

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Shimano®

Mountain bike pedals
Shimano Deore FC-MT500-3 10-speed crankset

Powerful and efficient Solid, durable construction Lightweight aluminum design Smooth, precise gear changes

€109.00

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The advantages of a good MTB crankset are numerous: improved pedaling efficiency, optimized power drivetrain , better adaptation to terrain thanks to different chainrings, reduction of the overall weight of the bike depending on the type of assembly , and compatibility with different types of modern transmissions.

There are three main types of cranksets:

• The triple crankset , with three chainrings, is suitable for very hilly courses by offering a wide range of gearing.

• The double crankset , being more compact, offers a good compromise between versatility and ease of use.

• The single chainring crankset , very popular in modern MTB , reduces the risk of derailment and lightens the bike, while maintaining a wide range of gears via the rear cassette .

To help you make the right choice, here is a comparison table of the criteria to consider:

Criteria	Considerations
crankset type	Single, double or triple depending on your activity (cross-country, trail, all-mountain...)
cranks length	Generally between 165 and 175 mm, depending on body type and pedaling style
Material	Aluminium for strength, carbon for lightness
Compatibility	Check with the bottom bracket and the rest of the drivetrain
Number of teeth	Adapted to the type of terrain: more teeth for rolling terrain, fewer for technical climbs

Brands like Shimano, SRAM , and FSA , available on revedevelo.com, offer MTB cranksets for all skill levels. Choosing the right crankset will improve comfort, pedaling fluidity, and efficiency depending on your preferred riding terrain.