Right new pedals....
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The bearings in my GT pedals seem a bit knackered even after greasing and trying my best to get them smooth, so I've decided to get a new set, im stuck between:
Wellgo CNC Platform B54 Sealed Bearing
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=5199
Gusset Slim Jim
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=17286
both in black for under œ30, im thinking of the wellgo ones because they're in stock an I quite like the look of them, looking like eastons, but which is best?
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Wellgo CNC Platform B54 Sealed Bearing
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... delID=5199
Gusset Slim Jim
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=17286
both in black for under œ30, im thinking of the wellgo ones because they're in stock an I quite like the look of them, looking like eastons, but which is best?
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halfords have some nice pedals for 25quid-sealed bearings and removable pins.decathlon have similar.i would go for the wellgo from your choices if the weights are correctkester0
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well as they come out of the same factory the quality is the same.
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i have slim jims and they are really grippy and look decent, i ddi buy some loctite and put that on all the pins though because the reviews on crc said they fall out, this is where i got 'emhttp://www.billys.co.uk/english/group.php?prod=pdgu-sj
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What about DMR V8's
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Sorry but, their pants, I don't think I'll ever have anything with loose ball bearings agen, cup and cone does my head in, sealed cartridge is the way forward.
I shall go for the wellgo's then!
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The Wellgo's any day mate-much more grippy and look better0
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Buy the wellgo mg1 pedals should be able to find them on ebay for œ30, as good as DMR V12 mags with replacable pins and ridiculously light.
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Go for the wellgos. They are mint!0
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I have DMR V8s and never looked back! My Mate has had his for years n there still good!
Word of advice though, go for silver. The colour wears off and makes em look nakard, but to be honest it doesn't really matter lol
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