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Longer pedals?

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Old 04-21-11, 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by blitzoid
The contact area is so big on the grip kings that the width becomes a non-issue. The force from pushing on the pedal is better distributed.
I disagree. I have these grip kings because they looked promising, but my feet tilt outward due to lack of side support. An excellent platform pedal that I now use on 3 bikes are Nashbar cruisers:



https://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product...9_10000_202460

To be specific, for comparison purposes, the black platform area is 4" wide (the issue of interest for the OP), and 4.5" long.
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