your pedals called please? And where do you buy them from?

Thanks

Pedal washers.
Good bike shops maybe????

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_storeId_10001_catalogId_10151_productId_952469_langId_-1_categoryId_273937

Are you sure you need them?

I too was thinking a good traditional shop like SJS and find that Halfords have them by a well known brand. From the description I don’t see how they would stop me from scuffing my cranks?

From the description I don’t see how they would stop me from scuffing my cranks?

That’s not what they are for!

Never used them, don’t see the need.

Don’t tell me tell Halfords:

FSA PEDAL WASHER PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The FSA Pedal Washer is perfect for keeping your shiny new cranks looking the part even after a tough workout through mountain trails. Made using stainless steel the washer provides a robust design for a long lasting life.

FSA PEDAL WASHER EXTRA INFO
Designed to fit most crank sizes
Ideal for protecting bike cranks when pedalling

But they will increase the q factor decreasing efficiency.

“Pedal washers” eh? Who knew? I had previously put “pedal washer” into CRC’s search engine and got nothing. Hence I thought they might have some esoteric name.

Venturing out into the big world that lies beyond CRC, I put “pedal washer” into Google and now I am the proud owner of some spangly titanium pedal washers… to go with my lovely new titanium pedals!

Do I need them? Well, the RaceFace cranks on my 5 have not got a little indent, so probably not for them. But, my Spesh and the Airnimal both have the little indent (and indeed came with washers, which I have managed to lose) so yes for those two. I haven’t looked at the Scott yet, or the Salsa and can’t remember whether the cranks on either of them are flush or not. Anyhoo, I got three sets.

As for Q factor, they are extremely thin, I can’t imagine that they would make much difference.

Oh, they came from Clee Cycles, if anyone is interested and they were £3.99 a pair (free P&P). Hurrah!