Longer pedal pins replacement

mercedism
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With my preferred shoe, pedal grip still not as tight as i would like it.
I have a mixture of pins and bolts, would i change both, like GUSSET SLIM JIM XL PIN KIT MTB PEDALS (STAINLESS STEEL) or just replace certain ones/types.
Also would i do both sides of the pedal to match or keep one side for my dedicated shoes and the other for everyday trainers? (or would a couple of mm not really notice too much on normal wear.)
I have a mixture of pins and bolts, would i change both, like GUSSET SLIM JIM XL PIN KIT MTB PEDALS (STAINLESS STEEL) or just replace certain ones/types.
Also would i do both sides of the pedal to match or keep one side for my dedicated shoes and the other for everyday trainers? (or would a couple of mm not really notice too much on normal wear.)
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I would work on technique rather than long pins.I don't do smileys.
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mercedism wrote:With my preferred shoe, pedal grip still not as tight as i would like it.
I have a mixture of pins and bolts, would i change both, like GUSSET SLIM JIM XL PIN KIT MTB PEDALS (STAINLESS STEEL) or just replace certain ones/types.
Also would i do both sides of the pedal to match or keep one side for my dedicated shoes and the other for everyday trainers? (or would a couple of mm not really notice too much on normal wear.)
or change your shoes to ones that work."Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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