help choosing new pedals
06-25-04, 07:04 PM
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help choosing new pedals
right now my jack****s are close to their last ride and im in the market for some new pedals. i saw the azonic xtensions and they look nice and im wondering if anyone has had any experience with them. there are the azonic aframes but two of my friends have them and i want to go for something different. any other suggestions are welcome. my only real requirements are they are under $55 and are platforms with replaceable pins.
06-25-04, 10:24 PM
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I am guessing you have a kona 
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Wellgo. I don't know the code but I used to destroy pedal (azonie a-frame and all rebadged ones as well) These crap 40$ cdn wellgos have stood up to more abuse in the last 3 months then any other pedal.
https://www.pricepoint.com/detail.htm...8&hprice=29.98
...Wellgo. I don't know the code but I used to destroy pedal (azonie a-frame and all rebadged ones as well) These crap 40$ cdn wellgos have stood up to more abuse in the last 3 months then any other pedal.
https://www.pricepoint.com/detail.htm...8&hprice=29.98
06-27-04, 04:49 AM
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danscomp.com has some wellgo platforms for$14.99.I like zuzus.they are on my wishlist for my next pedals.I finally wore out my Shwinn pedals I got at a lbs so I got some Redlines for under $18 at a lbs.they are doing what I ask of them plus they have sealed bearings
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I'm happy with my Truvative Holzfellers!
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06-29-04, 12:24 AM
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This is what I run on my trailbike Odyssey Southgate Pedals Haven't had a complaint yet, not like those F'ing POS Pr1mo's I had.
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