What's your take on these kind of pedals?
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What's your take on these kind of pedals?
https://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-AX08-WHITE-M...#ht_3774wt_907
Never seen pedals like that, would those work well on a fixie/ss?
Need pedals ASAP and looking for some platform pedals
Never seen pedals like that, would those work well on a fixie/ss?
Need pedals ASAP and looking for some platform pedals
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I'd be worried about pedal strike on fg, plus you will have to MacGuyver some foot retention.
Why not go with "normal" pedals?
Why not go with "normal" pedals?
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I'd do it with Holdfast straps. I know some people with similar set ups and it feels pretty good.
But then thats $100 on pedals and straps
But then thats $100 on pedals and straps
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Get some cheap plastic pedals and some holdfasts. Light, feel good, work great. I'm partial to my $8 Haro Smallblocks but the Odysesy twisted PCs seem to be the standard.
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