Wait
04-19-03, 01:51 PM
Any ideas on some good freeride pedals.... also does anyone ride technical skinnies with clipless peddles? :eek:
Mountain Biking - Free ride pedals
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Resident
04-19-03, 01:58 PM
Kona Jacksh!ts!
Maelstrom
04-19-03, 02:07 PM
Those work well. Basically any BMX style pedal with replaceable pins works well.
Not if they are sane. Very few people do. If you ever get a chance to watch the NSX series of movies of the north shore. In the 1st one people are wearing clipless, clips and straps. In the second one 50% are wearing them and are the only ones falling often. in the third every one is to flats and the falls are signifigantly less. Clipless imo is just dangerous on skinnies as (if it really is skinny) you need to kick your feet out for balance etc...
Not if they are sane. Very few people do. If you ever get a chance to watch the NSX series of movies of the north shore. In the 1st one people are wearing clipless, clips and straps. In the second one 50% are wearing them and are the only ones falling often. in the third every one is to flats and the falls are signifigantly less. Clipless imo is just dangerous on skinnies as (if it really is skinny) you need to kick your feet out for balance etc...
Wait
04-19-03, 02:12 PM
I was watching some show on www.pinkbike.com check out the drops videos.. "Dropin Episode 5 (60 MBytes)" Here is the link: http://www.pinkbike.com/video/episode5384.wmv
Maelstrom
04-19-03, 03:46 PM
Yeah thats the nelson episode...ok? I don't think any of those riders are clipless if thats what you are refering too...(BTW Nelson is awesome for manmade stunts :D) unless you have a certain section you are refering too.