The Time ATAC MX6 pedal has been designed for single track adventures. Their ATAC (Auto Tension Adjustment Concept) design allows for a positive, easy cleat engagement and is also self clearings. That means no clogged pedals on your next muddy ride. The ATAC concept also allows the release angle to be independent of spring tension which Time claims to considerably reduce the risk of tendinitis for riders who put in big KM's. The large platform provides a stable base while it's oversized hollow steel axles make the pedals light yet durable.

Who's this item for: Trail, Enduro and All Mountain riders will appreciate the large platform and two release angle options of the MX6.

Weight: Time claims the pedals weigh 380-grams per pair.

Bearings: Time lists the bearings as being made of steel.

Cleat interface: The ATAC MX6's come with Time's own ATAC Cleats 13/17 which have a release angle of 13 or 17-degrees depending what cleat is on the right or left foot. The release tension of these pedals is not adjustable but since the release angle is independent of the spring tension the release is easy and consistent.

Q-Factor: Unknown.

Materials: The body of the pedal is a glass-filled composite while the spring and oversized hollow axles are made from steel.

Pros: Everytime you clip into these pedals they clear the mud and debris from the cleat/clip area. If you ride in a muddy region this feature is a life saver. They are very positive to clip into and out of. The option to buy cleats with different release angles is great for riders of different abilities.

Cons: Outside of the claimed stronger axle the only other difference to the MX4 is the cleats that come with the MX6.