Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Toshi double straps slipping out on skids

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louderthangod
08-24-08, 05:37 PM
I only get this on the right, rear strap...when I do a skid (especially one when I'm right over the seat and putting a lot of pressure on the strap/pedal) I get one that pulls out a bit. Sometimes it'll pull out nearly 2" which is a little disturbing. What can I do to stop it from slipping out during skids?


sauce
08-24-08, 05:48 PM
are you sure you have it threaded through correctly? I remember when I first put mine on, I had the strap run through the buckle incorrectly and it kept slipping and I thought it was dysfunctional. It wasn't, I was, and I rethreaded it correctly through the buckle making sure that the clasp bit on the strap correctly. After that, my straps didn't move a bit.

louderthangod
08-24-08, 05:54 PM
are you sure you have it threaded through correctly? I remember when I first put mine on, I had the strap run through the buckle incorrectly and it kept slipping and I thought it was dysfunctional. It wasn't, I was, and I rethreaded it correctly through the buckle making sure that the clasp bit on the strap correctly. After that, my straps didn't move a bit.
Perhaps...got a picture?


sp00ki
08-24-08, 06:19 PM
the fix:
http://www.universalcycles.com/images//products/medium/17087.jpg

sp00ki
08-24-08, 06:20 PM
sike, i have no clue what you're saying.

regardless, i rock 2x singles with those clips, never had anything slip whatsoever.

louderthangod
08-24-08, 06:32 PM
Actually I have those clips. I was looking at the and I found a way to make it work but I'm not sure if it's "right" but whatever. There's another hole in the suede where the clasp thing is so I threaded the rear straps through there and they're much more secure now. They look like they were made to go a number of ways.

iansmash
08-24-08, 06:34 PM
are the straps what's slipping or is your foot slipping?


i'd venture to say you're not tight enough if your foot is slipping...maybe it's your shoes?

mugatu
08-24-08, 06:37 PM
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/reviews/pedals/e/02x1000.jpg

louderthangod
08-24-08, 06:56 PM
http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/reviews/pedals/e/02x1000.jpg

Yeah they were slipping (well just that one out of 4) for me like that. I'll try and post home I set them now but I'll have to find my camera.

sauce
08-24-08, 07:21 PM
Yeah they were slipping (well just that one out of 4) for me like that. I'll try and post home I set them now but I'll have to find my camera.

That's how you do it. Make sure it's going through like that.

deathhare
08-24-08, 07:36 PM
Those pedals are badass.
Mugatu..do you have those or was that a linked pic?
I found some used for about 70 bucks. Is that a rip off?

Here they are.
http://www.cycly.co.jp/shop/photo/208305953136200881810179775322933-1.jpg

sp00ki
08-24-08, 07:41 PM
just fyi, i have "those" (the ultegras, not d.a.) with the steel toe clips in LL if anyone's looking. they're all silver, no black.

dobber
08-24-08, 07:54 PM
the fix:
http://www.universalcycles.com/images//products/medium/17087.jpg

Better

http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/999/70029024.JPG

deathhare
08-24-08, 07:58 PM
Some people never get tired of preaching about brakes i guess.

louderthangod
08-24-08, 08:29 PM
Jesus Christ enough with the brake stuff. I have a brake on my bike and I still like skidding once in awhile.

capdeville1
08-24-08, 08:41 PM
Better

http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/999/70029024.JPG

better to buy a green trek?.. yea i guess that would help huh?

Enthusiast
08-24-08, 09:25 PM
My clipless pedals rarely give me trouble, perhaps you could give a set of those a try?

tmh657
08-24-08, 10:21 PM
Tried straps, still like clipless... Until my shoes wear out. Then go with straps. That's the ticket

Cynikal
08-24-08, 10:50 PM
just fyi, i have "those" (the ultegras, not d.a.) with the steel toe clips in LL if anyone's looking. they're all silver, no black.


I also have a set sitting in my parts bin.

sonicj
08-25-08, 12:17 AM
i have 105's in that style and never really liked em. its too easy to slip out the sides with your toes. that plus the lack of teeth made for a faily unconfident setup.

deathhare
08-25-08, 12:18 AM
Yeah i was wondering about my toe coming out.
Just thought they looked nice.
I guess ill stick with my Suntours anyway.

jussik
08-25-08, 02:00 AM
Deathhare, the same pedal model exist also in the Shimano 600 series and you can easily find them on Ebay for much cheaper than the Dura-Ace model. IMHO they're fine pedals. And look cool too.

deathhare
08-25-08, 02:06 AM
ah ok...if i stumble on some cheap ones i pick some up sometime.

octopus magic
08-25-08, 07:51 AM
Oh god no, Toshi doubre strapu... not good enough for skidding and having problems????

my world.... is.. crumbling to a halt......... they were...... the chosen ones..........

mugatu
08-25-08, 09:34 AM
Those pedals are badass.
Mugatu..do you have those or was that a linked pic?
I found some used for about 70 bucks. Is that a rip off?

Here they are.
http://www.cycly.co.jp/shop/photo/208305953136200881810179775322933-1.jpg


that's linked from when fgg did a pedal review a few years ago
I have the same style of 105 pedals with the pain in the @s$ three bolt toeclip design. The clips are hard to come by and the pedals are really made to be used with the old style notched cleats. that trailing edge destroys your foot and the shoe it's in if you are wearing anything but vintage shoes with vintage cleats.