All the lightness of the Keo Blade Ceramic Ti, with titanium axle and ceramic bearings for 95 g, in a 56 mm Q-factor version designed for riders who need a wider stance.

Ultra-light and wider

Until now, choosing a wider Q-factor often meant giving up on top-end pedals. This Q56 version of the Keo Blade Ceramic Ti combines the titanium axle, ceramic bearings and carbon blade of LOOK's flagship model with a wider foot spacing. It will appeal to climbers or racers whose build calls for more room between the feet and the frame.

Features

• Q-factor: 56 mm
• Titanium axle, ceramic bearings
• Carbon body, tension-12 blade
• 705 mm² contact area
• Weight: 95 g per pedal (manufacturer data)
• Compatibility: LOOK Keo cleats
• 2-year warranty, extended to 3 years with LOOK+ registration

Keo Blade Ceramic Ti or Ceramic, in 56 mm?

The Keo Blade Ceramic Q56 shares the same platform, the same bearings and the same carbon blade. Only the axle differs: Chromoly+ on the Ceramic, titanium here, for a saving of 20 g per pedal. If you're building a very light climbing bike, the Ti makes perfect sense; if your priority is the comfort of a wide stance at the best value, the Ceramic Q56 will be just as effective on the road.

LVR workshop tip

Changing Q-factor alters your leg's line of work: take the opportunity to have your position and cleat angle checked. We recommend doing your first rides with 4.5° float cleats, then adjusting according to how your knees feel. As this version is less common, there can sometimes be a lead time: contact us to check availability.