SIMWORKS Taco Pedal - Sunrise 2026 Limited

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Japan has long been called the "Land of the Rising Sun." The beautiful dawn glow that appears only at the boundary between night and morning evokes a quiet anticipation and a sense of lightness in one's heart, like the sky slowly melting into vermillion at that very moment.

We named the special color that captures the hues appearing only during that fleeting time the Sunrise Collection. How you utilize the special feelings you've held for the dawn, and what emotions you layer upon it, is for you to discover.

Taco Pedals are large platform-style pedals featuring SimWorks' iconic styling, traction that grips the sole firmly, a structure that satisfies riders seeking high maintainability, and replaceable pins.

The highly polished cup-and-cone bearings are meticulously adjusted by hand by skilled craftsmen at MKS Seisakusho to ensure precise ball contact.

Even if rain or dust enters and the rotation becomes stiff, you can disassemble and clean the pedal, adjust the ball contact, and control the amount of grease using the dedicated MKS cap wrench. Products that allow for user-specific adjustments and maintenance, rather than being disposable, foster attachment and can be used for a longer time.

[FEATURES]

• Xtra-large platform (110x105mm) for stable pedaling
  Boasting one of the widest platforms among MKS pedals, its concave, dish-shaped curved tread surface keeps the foot in a comfortable position, reducing stress during long rides.
  
  
• Replaceable high-grip studs
  The steel spike pins are plated for high corrosion resistance and treated with a threadlocker. They can also be replaced with a dedicated wrench.
  
  
• Easy-to-maintain , high polished cup-and-cone bearings
  Features easy-to-maintain, high-precision, highly polished cup-and-cone bearings.
  
  

[SPEC]

※MKS finishes its products with a slightly tighter ball contact adjustment to extend the period until readjustment is needed. This level of contact is called "preload." After some use, the initial "break-in" will occur, and the pedal will turn smoothly.