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just broke a toshi
pissed about it too. a single, kevlar laminated. had it maybe 6 months, if that. should've lasted longer imo.
ps it broke at the "bend" coming out of the pedal on the inside. something to pay attention to |
Time to buy the doubles! :D
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$100 straps and new pedals too? sheeeeyit
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was it direct against the pedal body or up against that flange-like peice of metal off the cage?
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Originally Posted by [165]
was it direct against the pedal body or up against that flange-like peice of metal off the cage?
Things may be getting better around here after all... |
mks gr-9 pedals, so no flange. the straps took a while to break in, to the point where they weren't getting caught on the crank when my foot wasn't in em. i guess that breaking in wore them thin at that point and backpressure snapped em.
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the book is always open.
eddie - odd, I have had a set of sprints on my pedals for about 3-4 years now with no issue. maybe look into a set of those. |
165 maybe you are not as strong as Eddie (ducks for cover)
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haha! score
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maybe i'll try errebis next. thanks [165]. these lovely $40 straps broke sooner than a $5 set i had on my first conversion!
funny thing is i'm not much of a hard skidder, more a skipper, but just before i broke it i was sort of jamming my legs more at stops. i expect that's what did it |
maybe i'll try errebis next. thanks [165]. these lovely $40 straps broke sooner than a $5 set i had on my first conversion!
funny thing is i'm not much of a hard skidder, more a skipper, but just before i broke it i was sort of jamming my legs more at stops. i expect that's what did it |
Errebi's delaminate quickly, and the only breakage problems I've ever had has been with Errebi's.
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did it break from rubbing against the pedal?
or did it snap from some other reason? |
Originally Posted by [165]
I have had a set of sprints on my pedals for about 3-4 years now with no issue. maybe look into a set of those.
errebis for about a year and i've had to glue them back together twice and the nylon core is busted on the back half of one strap. i wouldn't recommend them for prolonged outdoor use. maybe the mks doubles or toshi doubles. or if you really want to throw away some money ....kashimax. |
dunno - maybe they got cheaper???
i really must have an odd set then. |
Yeah, I can't recommend them either. Mine cracked while installing and are on their last leg after less than a year.
edit: I am referring to the sprints. |
i'm shocked. i can't see my toshi's breaking anytime soon. they're still super thick and supple. strange how everyones experiences are so varied.
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when molded pedals sometimes have rough edges where the strap comes through if you take a file and file the rough edges down till smooth it will solve you problem I have friends who have had the same problem with toshis on mks and other pedals the rough edges where the mold seams are can cut a strap in about a week
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Originally Posted by Retem
when molded pedals sometimes have rough edges where the strap comes through if you take a file and file the rough edges down till smooth it will solve you problem I have friends who have had the same problem with toshis on mks and other pedals the rough edges where the mold seams are can cut a strap in about a week
not only did i make the edges smooth, but the holes a bit wider so i could get those damn things threaded on the pedals. |
do u carry a spair strap ?
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i did when i was using unlaminated leather.
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but did you break your tushi?
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what pedals do you all use? as our experiences with straps seem to vary, maybe the pedals are the issue. no pedal nor strap was designed for the amount of backpressure we apply, but maybe some combinations hold up better.
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The errebis I've had ive been riding since last december, they still are in good shape and no sign of delamination. drac vamps pair however, looks like crap and I dont trust them. I am really digging my new MKS doubles though. For pedals I have suntour sprints on one, and campy record pista pedals on the other.
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Originally Posted by eddiebrannan
no pedal nor strap was designed for the amount of backpressure we apply, but maybe some combinations hold up better.
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