Pedals. What are you using?
09-07-18 | 06:29 AM
#27
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From: Louisissippi Coast
Bikes: Lynskey GR300, Lynskey Backroad, Litespeed T6, Lynskey MT29, Burley Duet
https://redlinebicycles.com/parts/mon...atform-pedals/
09-07-18 | 03:21 PM
#28
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From: Los Angeles
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These are the largest pedals I have found to date. They are good quality and not obnoxiously heavy. I think I paid $33 on ebay.
Monster Concave Platform Pedals | Redline Bicycles
Monster Concave Platform Pedals | Redline Bicycles
09-10-18 | 09:08 PM
#29
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From: Las Vegas
Bikes: Crust Evasion Lite, '87 Schwinn Tempo, Ragley Marley Hardtail
I just got some Merritt P1 BMX pedals with YNOT straps. They're quite low profile and the YNOT straps are thick so I had to drill them out. Liking them so far though! Good grip but not overkill and they're nice and wide.
09-11-18 | 08:25 AM
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YNOT straps are the best.
I've used Holdfasts and Fixation and YNOTS are just so much better, they stay open and don't crush down and after several years show almost no wear. My Holdfasts frayed after a few months and I'd always be reaching down to pop them open.
I've used Holdfasts and Fixation and YNOTS are just so much better, they stay open and don't crush down and after several years show almost no wear. My Holdfasts frayed after a few months and I'd always be reaching down to pop them open.
09-11-18 | 12:03 PM
#31
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That's awesome to hear. I was deciding between holdfast and YNOT and I just liked the look of the YNOT's better as well as less branding. Still trying to perfect the 'getting your other foot into the strap while pedaling with one leg'.
09-13-18 | 12:19 PM
#33
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From: Ontario, Canada
Bikes: 1987 Nishiki Altron 7000 (Road), 1983 Norco Monterey (Fixed-gear), 2005 Kona Blast (MTB), 2008 Lemond Poprad (CX)
I like the Time ATAC MX series pedals for any bike that I may ride form time to time without my cleats -- they have a big big platform (good for street shoes and ok at minimizing hot spots on road rides) and they're super durable (one of my sets were on my MTB for 12 years and many pedal-strikes and still work like new). My biggest thing is that I don't really want/can't afford to own more than one set of cleats, so on my CX bike and now on my MTB I use the Time Atac XC series pedals for more clearance (egg-beater style).
09-13-18 | 12:51 PM
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From: falfurrias texas
Bikes: wabi classic (stolen & recovered)
These are the largest pedals I have found to date. They are good quality and not obnoxiously heavy. I think I paid $33 on ebay.
Monster Concave Platform Pedals | Redline Bicycles
Monster Concave Platform Pedals | Redline Bicycles
i have CRANK BROS "STAMP" pedals on my steamroller ... they should fit any big foot fixie 
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