2023 Mallet Owners Manual - Trail
2020 Mallet Owners Manual - DHR - Printable Cleat Fitting Tool (Mallet DHR)
2014 Mallet Owners Manual - 2 3 & DH - Updated Cleat Fitting Guidelines
2017 Mallet Owners Manual - E - Updated Cleat Fitting Guidelines
Pedal Installation and Removal
Shoe to Pedal Interface Troubleshooting
Maintenance Schedule
Pedal Warranty Explained
Warranty Grid
Mallet E & DHR Traction Pad Installation
Mallet Trail Exploded View
Mallet 2 Exploded View
Mallet 3 Exploded View
Mallet E Exploded View
Mallet E LS Exploded View
Mallet E 11 Exploded View
Mallet DHR Exploded View
Mallet DHR 11 Exploded View
Maintenance 50-75 Hours of Ride Time - Mallet Pedals with Slotted End Caps
Maintenance 50-75 Hours of Ride Time - Mallet Pedals with Hex End Caps
Overhaul 150-200 Hours of Ride Time - Mallet E Pedals
Overhaul 150-200 Hours of Ride Time - Mallet DH Pedals
Refresh Kit Instructions (Mallet 2 & 3)
Spindle Kit Instructions
Cleat Fitting Guidelines
Torque Specs
Refresh Kit Chart
Spindle Compatibility Chart & Identifier
Mallet Technical Documents
Comments
2 comments
I'm new to CBs... but have been riding flats for a while so should I stick with the standard cleats with 15degree release? i.e. Do CBs experts/ long term users/ Enduro riders find this is a better option for Enduro riding than the Easy cleats at 10degree release? Even though I've been riding flats I've come from SPD so I'm just unsure which way to jump.
Hey there, Sorry for the delay with this response!
In short, it really comes down to personal preference. Some long-time CB riders do prefer the 10° but the 15° is far more popular. The 10° would be easier to learn on, and in some cases could be safer for those that have never ridden clipped in before. Some say they clip out too easily for their preference, so it's hard for me to give you a straight answer on the matter but I would suggest trying what you have for now. The only noticeable difference between the 10° and 15° is the amount of rotation needed to unclip from the pedal, so if you think less shoe rotation will improve your ride then trying the 10° might be worth it.
Hope this helps, I know it's a pretty vague answer but it's mostly a matter of preference.
-Evan
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