rino track pedals
 

anybody seen/have these? they look really nice for the price.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Pedals-Rino-for-t...QQcmdZViewItem

Wow! And only $25 shipping......:rolleyes:

Buy some 20 dollar platforms. You'll never be happier till you invest in clipless.

Quit stealing my username, you punk *****!

just kidding.

I have a rino road pedal on my bike, its pretty nice. The ones you posted look way overpriced. Try some mks gr-9s instead.

just because you have a fixed gear or track bike, does not mean you need track pedals, especially not at this price.

Those are good looking pedals.

What part of the trend haven't you been paying attention too?

i'd buy them if i were you. they must be good since they are track. make sure u have a green bike to go with them.

actually they are junk,...but decent junk,...but at that price?

$85 is too high for those pretty little cerrote's (spanish)

I'd get some platforms with clips (like $25 complete at nashbar or performance) or spend THAT kinda munny on some clipless pedals like some ugly ass frogs: which are the BEST pedals you will ever hate, or time atac's or something worthy of upwards of $85 of your hard earned

aren't they loose ball?
also, it seems that the clips look like a pita to get replacements for. t/f?

while those clips aren't as common as the standard design that 90% of people run, i do see them posted up here quite frequently and i know they're available... i think at aebike or universal bike... one of those generic-looking websites.

You can get some used RX-1s for that price.

yeah the shipping is stopping me from buying them, i think im gonna go with gr-9's.

Good call. Get the Soma four-gate clips too.

you cant run double straps with gr9's tho?

Improvise.

doesnt look like there's any bite to those pedals - i'd imagine you'd have plenty of trouble keeping your foot from slipping around.

i'd also have to say that the little tooth on the bottom is a bit stubby too, i like mine nice and sharp so they'll flip up nicely regardless of my shoes.

I don't see why not.

there's nothing for the front strap to thread through?

They look like an anodized, platform version of the old dura-ace track pedals. Not sure about the price, but they sure are purdy.

get some extra long bolts for the toeclips, so they make a "tunnel" you can thread the front strap through.

on further investigation... do those pedals have a screw that goes through the strap to keep it in?
there aren't any tunnels/gates on those pedals at all.