Pedals
Rez 27.5
Posts: 21
Afternoon all. Im looking for a new set of pedals for my Sommet VR.
Any recommendations? Nothing to elite, or plastic and I dont favour clips.
Just a half decent set that would perhaps compliment the bike.
Many thanks in advance.
Any recommendations? Nothing to elite, or plastic and I dont favour clips.
Just a half decent set that would perhaps compliment the bike.
Many thanks in advance.
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Superstar Nano X or Shimano Saints, both under £40 or much cheaper if you wait for the deals.0
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Thanks man. Ill have a look.0
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Thanks man. Ill take a look.0
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Wellgo MG1, lighter magnesium goodness.I don't do smileys.
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Why dont you want plastic pedals? The Nukeproof Electron Evos on my Giant are very good.0
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I like saints and have them on three of my bikes. I've got electrons as well - they are positively charged!...take your pickelf on your holibobs....
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Also got Saints, really good pedals and can be found cheap if you shop around (think I paid £26).0
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Briggo wrote:Why dont you want plastic pedals? The Nukeproof Electron Evos on my Giant are very good.
He's more than likely unaware that not all plastic pedals are shite.All the gear, no idea and loving the smell of jealousy in the morning.
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+1 for superstar pedals. Had mine for 2 years, bomb proof & cheap but most importantly they're actually just damn good0
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Briggo wrote:Why dont you want plastic pedals? The Nukeproof Electron Evos on my Giant are very good.
Yeah man, fair point, there just the ones that came with the bike, so I'm on the look out for a bit of an upgrade. I wear vans on, and just today felt myself slip a tad here and there.0 -
Angus Young wrote:Briggo wrote:Why dont you want plastic pedals? The Nukeproof Electron Evos on my Giant are very good.
He's more than likely unaware that not all plastic pedals are shite.
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Rez 27.5 wrote:Briggo wrote:Why dont you want plastic pedals? The Nukeproof Electron Evos on my Giant are very good.
Yeah man, fair point, there just the ones that came with the bike, so I'm on the look out for a bit of an upgrade. I wear vans on, and just today felt myself slip a tad here and there.
The ones that come with bikes are useless and only there for the sake of it. Pedals are usually very much a matter of preference so they don't bother putting on anything you'd actually want to use as that's the first thing most people change. The Electrons mentioned are very good and a good price, too. The Superstars are a bit of a no-brainer as they'll not hear a bod word about them. The Saints are excellent, too, but a little heavier.All the gear, no idea and loving the smell of jealousy in the morning.
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Angus Young wrote:Rez 27.5 wrote:Briggo wrote:Why dont you want plastic pedals? The Nukeproof Electron Evos on my Giant are very good.
Yeah man, fair point, there just the ones that came with the bike, so I'm on the look out for a bit of an upgrade. I wear vans on, and just today felt myself slip a tad here and there.
The ones that come with bikes are useless and only there for the sake of it. Pedals are usually very much a matter of preference so they don't bother putting on anything you'd actually want to use as that's the first thing most people change. The Electrons mentioned are very good and a good price, too. The Superstars are a bit of a no-brainer as they'll not hear a bod word about them. The Saints are excellent, too, but a little heavier.
To be fair I don't think he or 99% of this forum are at a point where the saving of 54g is going to be overly beneficial to their riding.... I'd say don't worry overly about weight and just find something you like the look of/reviews of and have a punt, you can't go wrong with any of the different types listed earlier in the thread.
Also, it might be worth looking into some decent mountain bike shoes as although I'm a fan of Vans they are a world apart from things like 5:10s.0 -
Agree about the shoes, my Nanos were very disappointing with Vans but with 5:10s they were amazing0
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Nice one chaps... Will have a look at some new kicks and these saints. Obvs they'll just go on to my sommet as normal. I assume so.0
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Rookie1986 wrote:Angus Young wrote:The Saints are excellent, too, but a little heavier.
To be fair I don't think he or 99% of this forum are at a point where the saving of 54g is going to be overly beneficial to their riding....JGTR wrote:FishFish wrote:I've got electrons as well - they are positively charged!
I hope not or the whole universe be would explode :shock: Electrons are negatively charged :roll:
(although I do appreciate that wouldn't sound as good )Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
The Rookie wrote:Must put me in the 1%....while I don't sacrifice function adding circa 15% of the weight to every component would seriously affect riding, so why only look at one component in isolation.
That's it. Makes no difference component by component in isolation but add it up across the bike and it starts to count.All the gear, no idea and loving the smell of jealousy in the morning.
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Saints also have a smaller platform compared to a lot of their price competitors, shorter pins (unless you remove the washers to expose more of them), thicker body and worse bearings. That said the body is tough, but not a pedal I'd recommend when Nanos and V12 (new) can be had for the same cash.0
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I use nuke proof electrons and moove pedals can't fault either of them. Moove pedals are still running like new two years down the line0
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The v12's look mint, and from what I've read they perform too. Lime green works with my VR. Favoring them for some reason.0