MKS GR-9 Pedals (Silver)
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MKS GR-9 Pedals (Silver)
Hello all,
I am about to get these pedals this afternoon. What do you think?
Good, bad choice?
https://www.google.com/search?q=MKS+G...ed=0CCMQ_AUoAQ
The top surface seems a bit smooth, has anyone sliped off these ones?
Cheers
M.
Sorry, no pics.I am at work (office)
I am about to get these pedals this afternoon. What do you think?
Good, bad choice?
https://www.google.com/search?q=MKS+G...ed=0CCMQ_AUoAQ
The top surface seems a bit smooth, has anyone sliped off these ones?
Cheers
M.
Sorry, no pics.I am at work (office)
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I have these with clips and straps, and I don't have to worry about slippage. They wouldn't be all that great without clips though.
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I have them and I think they're great. I have slipped on occasion in wet conditions, though. It also depends on what shoe you're wearing.
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Had them until I got my new pedals (clipless) and I loved them. They were really easy to flip over (a problem I had when I first started riding), but I never had a slipping problem unless it was raining/wet, and I didn't get my foot all the way into my clip/strap.
Still have them in case I wanna go back, but I doubt I will. Highly suggest them though.
Still have them in case I wanna go back, but I doubt I will. Highly suggest them though.
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Thanks Guys,
I will be using clips and straps.
Should I worry about thread type? They are going to be fitted on an old peugeot
M.
I will be using clips and straps.
Should I worry about thread type? They are going to be fitted on an old peugeot
M.
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How old? Original cranks? Could be French pedal thread 14mm x 1.25mm. Peugeot for US market has used standard English pedal threads 9/16" x 20 tpi since mid 70s, so most likely you're ok.
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You should be ok then. Peugeot as well as other French manufacturers switched over to English standard by the mid 80s.
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have them in black, i use the soma quad gates and the wabi straps. never slipped, even when slightly under the influence. rode them through some serious downpours still didn't slip with my no-tread sanuk sidewalk surfers
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sorry if this sounds like a stupid question, but what size clips are you rocking being that shoe size? i am the same size and i was just curious.
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Your cog is slipping.
The Mesa looks alright for a platform-type pedal I guess. Not really my thing.
As far as clips go, my feet fit nicely in size large MKS clips.
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I have the Sylvan Lites which are similar to these... if you're sporting clips and strap there's no reason you'd be slipping out of them... unless you're riding backwards with gale force winds pushing on your front and rain coming down torrentially...
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