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12-04-10, 06:33 PM
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what is everyone using? I'm using wellgo pedals with metal clips single strap.. thinking about something else more sturdy.. Anyone use hold fast + steve hamiltons for everyday riding?
12-04-10, 06:40 PM
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i really like the MKS GR-9s with MKS chrome clips and some leather straps.
but i've been looking to get some bmx pedals and holdfast straps soon
but i've been looking to get some bmx pedals and holdfast straps soon
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12-04-10, 07:48 PM
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mks sylvan road quill pedals, small mks clips, lapize straps on all my bikes. except the masi and i think the madison have have sylvan track pedals
12-04-10, 09:04 PM
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I use the all city pro pedals with a clip and single nylon strap on my main ride, but riding Easton BMX pedals with the Catalina's on my 'fun' bike... and REALLY REALLY liking them.
12-04-10, 10:10 PM
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M520 clipless spds. They are cool.
pickin up some double straps and pedals for my next rig and I'm going to see if they work for me.
pickin up some double straps and pedals for my next rig and I'm going to see if they work for me.
12-04-10, 10:22 PM
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Just took a look at the Catalina v1.5 and they look pretty sweet.. much cheaper than hold fasts too! Definitely gonna consider those for my next pedals. Has anyone used both the Catalina's and hold fasts and can chime in on how they compare? Thanks!
12-04-10, 10:29 PM
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I have a bunch of combos between my primary bikes
volume cutter => hold fast & demolition platform pedals
pista concept => toshi doubles & mks custom nuevo with all city dual gate cage/ speedplay zero (if clipless)
vigorelli => speedplay zero/ toshi doubles & mks rx1 & all city dual gate cage
paddywagon (commuter) => toshi doubles & mks sylvan track & all city nylon double clips
orca (primary roadie) => speedplay light action
volume cutter => hold fast & demolition platform pedals
pista concept => toshi doubles & mks custom nuevo with all city dual gate cage/ speedplay zero (if clipless)
vigorelli => speedplay zero/ toshi doubles & mks rx1 & all city dual gate cage
paddywagon (commuter) => toshi doubles & mks sylvan track & all city nylon double clips
orca (primary roadie) => speedplay light action
12-04-10, 10:41 PM
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Using white industries platform pedal + toshi singles + mks steel clips.
The best pedal to ride with normal shoes, just depends if you want to spend the money.
The best pedal to ride with normal shoes, just depends if you want to spend the money.
12-04-10, 10:46 PM
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MKS GR9, MKS steel toe clips, leather straps
12-04-10, 11:19 PM
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Originally Posted by diff
The best pedal to ride with normal shoes
12-04-10, 11:22 PM
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I've got some Wellgo WPD-823, been working out really great besides from one user error the other day... 
I have a set of SPD-R that I kind of want to use, need cleat and special shoes to take the weird vertical two holes.
I have a set of SPD-R that I kind of want to use, need cleat and special shoes to take the weird vertical two holes.
12-05-10, 12:41 AM
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I was using Origin8 Pro Track Pedals, which I really enjoyed for the double sided use, but since getting catalina's I would prefer something with a bit more grip...
I got some Platform pedals for free from my LBS though that I threw onto the Madison, Looks like Carp but it's a lot easier to slip my foot in and feels more secure... I'll probably end up getting nice platform pedals that don't look so wonky
I got some Platform pedals for free from my LBS though that I threw onto the Madison, Looks like Carp but it's a lot easier to slip my foot in and feels more secure... I'll probably end up getting nice platform pedals that don't look so wonky
12-05-10, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by hairnet
because it's flat and has a big tab like some other far less expensive pedals, but stainless is cool
12-05-10, 11:30 AM
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These pedals look sick. But that ridge is so high. Would either dig hard into your foot, or put your foot at a strange angle. Unless you are wearing slotted cleats, in which case these pedals would be awesome and your foot is going nowhere.
12-05-10, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by diff
These pedals look sick. But that ridge is so high. Would either dig hard into your foot, or put your foot at a strange angle. Unless you are wearing slotted cleats, in which case these pedals would be awesome and your foot is going nowhere.
