Crank bros 50x pedals
04bancrofja
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The pedals are amazing your feet stay glued all ride 
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agreed0
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untill you get lots of mud stuck to the platform part."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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They don't tend to clog up on me. Throw mud ever where but, no clogging.0
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where can you get these pedals?0
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£35 on winstanleybikes for 5050xx's
i've now lost count of the number of times i've typed that
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I bought my pedals on chain reaction0
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iv got em.... there the b0ll0cks!!!!!http://i215.photobucket.com/albums/cc1/ ... ogs066.jpg
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I love mine and they're pretty colours 0
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I've got them! And pins have been falling out, pedal nearly falling apart they're great! They came with the bike so i can live with them but i prefer open style like DMR V8.0
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make sure you tighten all the allenkey bolts or you'll find yourself losing the slide plates.
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Just do what you'd do with any other critical small threaded pin/bolt on yer bike, loc-tite it in place 0
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They do come with loctite on but they don't tighten them up as they should do (e.g. torqued and checked) I like them as they have a big foot print and seem to hold on well. If you strip them down and start messing with them they will tend to stop working but otherwise great kit.0
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I've just got 80 grubscrews from my work ready to replace any that go missing on the pedals. Are more pins better or is it more about placement? 0
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Less is better. More grippy
I have pins on the outer edges, except the crank facing side, and none/few in the centre.0 -
interesting. but now i've got loads of pins i'm gonna experiment quite a lot i think.0
