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Originally Posted by ianjk
(Post 6176250)
My road pedals have a lot of traction... What type don't have traction? I'm curious.
I'm up for trying pinned BMX pedals. |
Originally Posted by deathhare
(Post 6176194)
Seems to me you'd have to totally loosen your straps everytime you wanted out of them because of the spiky spikes on the pedals.
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
(Post 6176175)
Compatible with what? A crank? Straps? HP-UX?
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Originally Posted by wroomwroomoops
(Post 6177162)
Never thought I'd see HP-UX mentioned in this subforum. I think I'm coming of age.
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
(Post 6176175)
Compatible with what? A crank? Straps? HP-UX?
I ran large platforms and clips on my MTB for a while, but the spindle was too far behind the ball of my foot for my liking. There are some Wellgo platforms that put the clip mount closer to the spindle. |
Originally Posted by blickblocks
(Post 6176957)
I ride MKS AR2s (double straps) and some cheap Wellgos (single strap). The MKS have a bit more traction than the Wellgos but overall I can slip my foot out too easy, unless I crank the straps. I ride mostly in Chucks and sometimes flat shoes.
I'm up for trying pinned BMX pedals. |
anyone got anymore bmx pedals that will take clips and straps?
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I have a picture on BF server somewhere of some Primo Tenderizers
that I b@$Tardized with some Christoph clips/straps off of a 70's Motobecane for my Mercier. They were hyphy, y0 :beer: BMX platforms FTW ! |
i was rocking some old bmx pedals with some soma clips. they were kinda clunky but definitely comfortable, a great budget pedal. i had to switch all the left pedal parts to the right and vice versa cause i had to run the pedals upside down to fit the clips on. for a pedal that is easily gotten from a scrap pile in the trash, id say its worth it over many other pedals, but i recently got soma hellyer pedals and like them much more.
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Originally Posted by mannequinforce
(Post 6180337)
anyone got anymore bmx pedals that will take clips and straps?
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http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...r/S5002570.jpg
I dig mine. (Yeah, I know: long cranks / lowBB / wide pedals. I learned to deal) |
Originally Posted by dijos
(Post 6176061)
they're huge and wide, and are probably better for sneaker riding than amy pedals we ride with. Their spindle is a different size, though.
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Originally Posted by sp00ki
(Post 6176234)
GUESS WHAT, OP IT TURNS OUT I HAVE THESE BRAND NOS LIGHT-AS-PLASTIC STRONG AS STEEL MAGNESIUM BMX PEDALS FROM LIKE FIVE YEARS AGO THAT WORK WITH CLIPS (I JUST TRIED, CHECK OUT THE HOLES ALSO THE SPIKES ARE REMOVABLE SO YOU CAN TAKE THEM OFF ON THE CLIP SIDE AND LEAVE THEM ON THE PLATFORM ONLY SIDE) THAT THEY DON'T MAKE ANYMORE I'LL SELL THEM FOR 200 DOLLARS BECAUSE EARLY MILLENIUM BMX IS THE NEW NJS IDUNNO MAYBE I'LL JUST RIDE THEM I BET YOU WISH YOU HAD THEM SORRY 200 BUCKS ONLY PRICE IS FIRM BECAUSE THEY'RE RARE
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/649/pedalsho4.jpg I've got a black pair of these on my BMX, and luckily they haven't caught fire yet. |
Originally Posted by kjohnnytarr
(Post 6184041)
http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w...r/S5002570.jpg
I dig mine. (Yeah, I know: long cranks / lowBB / wide pedals. I learned to deal) What straps are those? |
Originally Posted by wroomwroomoops
(Post 6177162)
Never thought I'd see HP-UX mentioned in this subforum. I think I'm coming of age.
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Anyone tried the Rivendell Grip Kings?
http://www.rivbike.com/products/list/pedals_and_so_on Pricey but much narrower than BMX pedals it looks like which is nice if you have a lower bottom bracket. Any similarly long and narrow BMX pedals? |
Originally Posted by nightfly
(Post 6186584)
Anyone tried the Rivendell Grip Kings?
http://www.rivbike.com/products/list/pedals_and_so_on Pricey but much narrower than BMX pedals it looks like which is nice if you have a lower bottom bracket. Any similarly long and narrow BMX pedals? |
Originally Posted by deathhare
(Post 6176194)
Seems to me you'd have to totally loosen your straps everytime you wanted out of them because of the spiky spikes on the pedals.
This actually seems like it'd be ideal. Pull the pins on one side and run clips/straps, you'd have a smooth surface akin to a wider GR-9 platform. On the bottom you have an equally wide and comfortable platform, but you'd have a few pins on there for traction. Right now I feel like if I'm messing around unclipped and riding on the platform of my gr-9's there is a terribly small surface area that my foot is on, and they slip off relatively easily. First thing that came to mind was some meat tenderizers. |
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Originally Posted by willypilgrim
(Post 6187368)
If so, there are tons of BMX pedals at Dan's (many sealed ones) that will work for clips. These MOSH ones which kick ass... http://www.danscomp.com/images/products/mid_465185.gif |
i dunno. i don't have much experience with reflectors, but every old road bike i've seen with reflectors had the same space for clips, so i got an optimistic feeling about it.
Maybe i'll try and bargain bin some pedals and give this a shot. The ones at that kids bike from mash were certainly decent looking. |
Yeah, i think i actually remember one time putting clips on some pedals that had reflectors and using the holes.
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for certain i did it on a sanwa 10spd my girl was riding for a while.
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nice finds guys.
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I just ordered the wellgo jr bmx pedals. I figure they won't be huge, but still be bigger than gr-9's, get some soma clips and stick those on the new build since I like to ride in sneakers
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