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With the DURA-ACE PD-R9300, Shimano Inaugurates its new generation of road pedals SPD-SLR. Developed for the most demanding competition and cyclists, they have been fully thought around the connection between the shoe, the hold and the pedal.
The result: a lower interface, a more direct feel under the foot and a particularly stable platform when the power increases. With their carbon composite body and only 227 G The pairThe PD-R9300 become the new reference road pedals of the Dura-Ace range.
The new system Shimano SPD-SLR brings the foot from the pedaling axis thanks to a lowered interface of 2.3 mm Compared to the SPD-SL generation.
This height reduction improves the connection between the cyclist and his bike. The extra-large platform contributes to maintaining excellent stability and effectively transmit power during acceleration, climbs and sprints.
Shimano Also reworked the geometry of switching on the new SPD-SLR system. The angle needed to engage the hold goes from 15.5 ° On the SPD-SL system only 10.5 ° on the SPD-SLR.
Associated with an enlarged engagement zone, this new geometry facilitates the search for the pedal and allows a more natural engagement, especially during departures and reminders.
The PD-R9300 are delivered with the news Shimano CL-SL110 Yellow Shimsoffering 3 ° angular freedom. This new generation of calees is an integral part of the SPD-SLR system.
Council LVR Cycles : The new system SPD-SLR is not compatible with old SPD-SL holds. If you do not include Dura-Ace PD-R9100 pedals to new PD-R9300, your old holds will have to be replaced. A pair of CL-SL110 is originally supplied with the PD-R9300. Think about this incompatibility if you use multiple pairs of shoes or several bikes.
The difference between PD-R9300 and PD-R9100 Does not actually rest on the weight: the new generation displays 227 g the pair against about 228 g for previous dura-ace. The major evolution is in the new SPD-SLR interface and in the connection between the cyclist and the pedal.
| Feature | NA-r9100 | NA-r9300 |
|---|---|---|
| System | SPD-sl | SPD-SLR |
| Interface | Previous generation | Lowered 2.3 mm |
| Angle of engagement | 15,5 ° | 10,5 ° |
| Holds | SPD-sl | SPD-SLR CL-SL110 |
| Body | Carbon composite | Carbon composite |
| Weight (kg) | Approx. 228 g | 227 G The pair |
| Mark | Shimano |
| Range | Dura-ace |
| Model | NA-r9300 |
| System | SPD-SLR |
| Utilization | Road / competition |
| Body | Injection molded carbon composite |
| Weight (kg) | 227 G The pair |
| Axle length | Standard |
| Supplied Calles | Shimano CL-SL110 Yellow |
| Angular freedom | 3 ° |
| Old compatibility CALES SPD-SL | Not |
This sheet corresponds to the Shimano Dura-Ace PD-R9300 with standard axis. A version with elongated axis of +4 mm Also offered separately for cyclists looking for more spacing between the shoe and crank.
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