A familiar connection.
SPD-compatible engagement, with Tenet cleats included. Start with those cleats for the interface we designed around.





Building on our legacy of premium flat pedals, the Osiris marks our first foray into the clipless aka "clip-in" world. Staying true to our commitment to crafting durable, highly refined, and rider-inspired products, the SPD-compatible Osiris pedal enhances an already widely trusted system with a Tenet twist. As the first-ever EFBE Tri-Test Ebike-Gravity Certified clip-in pedal to hit the market, it ensures unparalleled durability to withstand the harshest environments, all backed by our Lifetime Warranty. Our fully adjustable pin height allows you to dial in traction with any shoe on the market. We're not joking when we say we believe we've created the most durable, reliable, easily serviceable, and tunable clip-in pedal on the market.
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OSIRIS CLIPLESS PEDAL
Staying true to our commitment to crafting durable, highly refined, and rider-inspired products, the SPD-compatible Osiris pedal enhances an already widely trusted system with a Tenet twist.

Why this one
SPD-compatible engagement, with Tenet cleats included. Start with those cleats for the interface we designed around.
A full platform and adjustable pin height let you work on the connection between your shoe and pedal.
The cartridge mechanism is replaceable. We designed the pedal around keeping it in use.
A closer look

If you already ride Shimano SPD pedals, the Osiris will feel familiar. Its stainless steel mechanism is SPD-compatible, and we include Tenet cleats with every pair. Those are the cleats we recommend starting with, they’re the interface we designed around.
With the included cleats, the Osiris offers 3° of free float and a 12° release angle. Float is the rotational movement available while you remain clipped in; the release angle describes the rotation needed to disengage. They describe two different parts of the connection: room to move on the pedal, and the point where you come out.
Take time to get familiar with engagement and release in a controlled setting before your first ride, especially when changing shoes, cleats or pin height.

Clipping in is only part of the connection. How your shoe sits against the platform makes a difference, too. The Osiris pairs a 110 × 85 mm platform with an open shape that gives mud and debris somewhere to go. Sculpted edges help balance support under your shoe with clearance around the pedal.
Different tread patterns and sole shapes contact the pedal differently, so we gave the Osiris adjustable pins to help you find the feel you like. Use the supplied washers to reduce the height of the thread-through pins, or swap to grub screws for finer height adjustment.
You can tune the contact for more support or a less restrictive feel, including those moments when you’re finding the clip again. Check engagement and release with your actual shoes as you make adjustments.

A worn mechanism shouldn’t mean retiring an otherwise good pedal. The Osiris uses a cartridge-style clipless mechanism that can be replaced independently of the body. Four retaining screws hold it in place, so replacing the assembly doesn’t mean wrestling with individual springs and pins.
The bearings and bushing are serviceable too. Whether it’s routine maintenance or replacing something worn out, the idea is the same: keep the parts that are still good, replace what needs attention, and keep riding.

We ride our pedals hard. We also send them out for independent testing.
The Osiris has passed EFBE’s Tri-Test E-Gravity protocol, which includes fatigue, maximum-load and overload testing. Those tests examine different demands on the pedal, from repeated loading over time to heavier loads that test its strength.
For us, that testing belongs alongside time on the bike. Ride it, test it, and use both to build confidence in the finished part.
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One free Pedal Refresh in your first year for US customers. Free bearings and bushings for life, plus lifetime warranty and crash replacement. Wear shouldn’t be the reason you retire a pedal.