Brompton B75 Retro Gets Different Pedals But Will They Be An Upgrade?

Brompton B75

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

As a owner of a now weighing much less than 2019 SuperlightM6LXBrompton (I expect around 8,5 kilo. I haven't the weight since the last addition of lighter parts and - 9 kilo!), I honestly would hate to be able to loose my pedal, so I have kept my original pedals (A titanium bolt), and my mudguards, as a "Rainy Dane". I prefer the practical use for a small weight gain and risk of loosing my pedal. Finn. Denmark

[@bobs2148]

I use the Mks Ezy Superior that use a twist lock / unlock mechanism so there's no yellow clip. Regards Bob

[@NottinghamshireMadness]

Thanks, I’ll have a look

[@carywatmore]

What a shame - am looking for a replacement but haven’t found anything that works as nice as the brompton’s original

[@kgilliagorilla2761]

I got the MKS Compact EZY on my B75. I rarely remove them, but a good option to have.

[@bromptinowner763]

I've got the MKS Promenade black pedals on mine, really like them

[@NottinghamshireMadness]

I have just had a look at them, lovely!

[@bromptinowner763]

Stupid money for pedals i suppose, the yellow clip thing is a nuisance, told you I don't use it, maybe I should

[@davidif1967]

Just a question. Where does the pedal go when removed/the bike folded? Thanks David

[@NottinghamshireMadness]

They come with a storage bag

[@SimonKelk]

That is shocking engineering and most likely an afterthought perhaps? Why engineer to such a degree and then stick a piece of junk in it to make it jobworthy? They need a black rubber bung or something.

[@NottinghamshireMadness]

Or a needed and thread!

[@Mick_Holland]

As it goes for many products these days ... design goes so far then the testing is handed over to us punters rather than going to the expense of a pukka R&D department. 😑