New Pedals. Thanks Bikeforums!
03-10-05, 02:00 AM
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Well here are my new pedals that came in from Performance Bike in the US of A today. They said shipping would take 4-8 weeks and it will be 4 weeks tomorrow since i placed the order so i am very happy.
Why 'Thanks Bikeforums!' ? I bought these pedals with a voucher i won right here on the forums. And the total price of shipping and the price of the pedals came to $50 which was how much the voucher was for. So i got a brand new pair of pedals for $1.80- the price it cost to airmail my order to Performance Bike.
The Pedals are Performance Stomp Platform Pedals and so far i am very happy with them- very grippy- although i haven't hit the trails with them yet. They come with replaceable pins and have sealed bearings.
Enough talk, here are the pics:
Why 'Thanks Bikeforums!' ? I bought these pedals with a voucher i won right here on the forums. And the total price of shipping and the price of the pedals came to $50 which was how much the voucher was for. So i got a brand new pair of pedals for $1.80- the price it cost to airmail my order to Performance Bike.
The Pedals are Performance Stomp Platform Pedals and so far i am very happy with them- very grippy- although i haven't hit the trails with them yet. They come with replaceable pins and have sealed bearings.
Enough talk, here are the pics:
03-10-05, 02:04 AM
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nice pedals anthonaut!
I have had good experiences with Forte products so far. The items seem to be well made and are fairly cheap for what you get.
I have had good experiences with Forte products so far. The items seem to be well made and are fairly cheap for what you get.
03-10-05, 03:15 AM
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You're right, they are very good quality pedals and they are a lot lighter than i thought- yet very strongly built.
03-10-05, 06:31 AM
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You can't beat that price!!!
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03-10-05, 09:44 PM
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Specs? Umm lets see:
Craftworks FRM125 frame
Fox Vanilla RC Rear Shock
RST Delta XL fork (Looking at replacing)
Oury grips
Race Face Evolve Stem
Formula Hubs
Mavic EX729 rear rim
Deore Cranks/Derailler, Truvativ Chainring
Maxxis rubber
Tektro Cable discs (also replacing)
Yeah, thats about it. Oh wait, one more...
Performance Stomp pedals
Craftworks FRM125 frame
Fox Vanilla RC Rear Shock
RST Delta XL fork (Looking at replacing)
Oury grips
Race Face Evolve Stem
Formula Hubs
Mavic EX729 rear rim
Deore Cranks/Derailler, Truvativ Chainring
Maxxis rubber
Tektro Cable discs (also replacing)
Yeah, thats about it. Oh wait, one more...
Performance Stomp pedals
