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Old 08-05-11, 01:41 AM
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Need a pedal plug.

Anyone know where I can find another plug? I've lost one and I can't google myself to another one. Any leads would be appreciated too.





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Use a coin? Is it really that vital that you need another plug? Not trying to sound like a jerk.
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Old 08-05-11, 10:26 PM
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Plugs don't really do anything. They weigh like 80 Trillion lbs and slow you down.
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They are dust & dirt covers, so they do have a function.
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I was being facetious.
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actually it keeps the pedal from moving in and out. by screwing it in you push a cartridge bearing into a pressure fit but with enough riding it pops out again.

looks like its time to get new pedals. maybe some plastic ones so i stop putting holes in my tibia.
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I've never seen pedals with caps that actually had a function besides keeping crap out, but those are threaded. So maybe they do have a good purpose. Get some plastic pedals, you won't regret it. I didn't think I'd like them, but you don't even notice the difference in grip.
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I was being facetious.
I wuz too.
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I wuz too.
Haha whoops. We facetiated at each other
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