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xtr pedale spd XTR PD-M9100 SPD Race PedalsShimano's XTR M9100 race pedals are the ultimate XC Trail clipless pedals for weekend races and all day rides. When weight matters, choose the M9100! Enhanced pedal to shoe contact area with mud shedding profile Wide bearing placement for rigidity and uniform load distribution Slimmer, weight optimized axle Low platform height for pedaling stability Lightweight, 314 g (11 oz.) per pair Slimmer axle housing better sheds mud and debris Includes the
Shimano's XTR M9100 race pedals are the ultimate XC/Trail clipless pedals for weekend races and all-day rides. When weight matters, choose the M9100!
- Enhanced pedal-to-shoe contact area with mud-shedding profile
- Wide bearing placement for rigidity and uniform load distribution
- Slimmer, weight-optimized axle
- Low platform height for pedaling stability
- Lightweight, 314 g (11 oz.) per pair
- Slimmer axle housing better sheds mud and debris
- Includes the Shimano SPD SM-SH51 cleats
- The short axle version (52mm) is best for Gravel riding
Details:
- Pedal Axle: Chromoly Steel
- Pedal Body: Aluminum
- Series: XTR
- Type: SPD
- Generation: M9100
- Weight: 314 grams (55mm axle), 310 grams (52mm axle)
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★★★★★ 5
Works as it should.
Size: 300A Fuse Holder
I’ve had several of these in my build for over a year now. Zero issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good brand
Size: 300A Fuse Holder
Good product
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great quality! Sounds great and we’ll built!
I’ve owned a couple of these larger Bluetooth “party” speakers and this is by far the best sounding and well built one I’ve owned. The last one I bought was made by Ion and was much larger, but I think this one sounds WAY better and just looks and feels like quality. The Ion just felt cheap and it died just after the warranty period (of course) It wouldn’t power up anymore even when plugged into a wall outlet. The light show is killer in this if you’re out by the pool at night. I almost forgot to mention, this thing is very lightweight, so easy to carry around. It’s a winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023
★★★★★ 2
Highs Muddled (XL)
As much as I wanted to love the new Klipsch party speakers, there are better options. I purchased this with the JBL Encore Essential (which you can pick up for fifty bucks less right now), and the JBL won, hands down. Even the heft and finishes of the JBL are superior.
Both speakers are approximately equally loud. However, the JBL had boomier and punchier bass, with twice the number of boost options (2 vs 1) as the Klipsch. But the Klipsch really struggled with the highs with its one teeter - the smaller, doubled tweeters of the JBL are immensely cleaner and clearer.
Long story short, as much as I wanted this speaker to be awesome, Klipsch leaves a lot to be desired here compared to JBL.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Great sound, can play from two at the same time!
Why did you pick this product vs others?:
Great sound and I love that I can have two of them running!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025