shlammed

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Even then, my pins hold my shoes on there really really well. only upgrade for me (I think) would be clipless.

Sure weight can be lighter than my aluminum ones but mine are serviceable and I re-grease them after rides that I cross streams or when you can feel any kind of grittiness from a free spin. Nylon doesn't sound very durable, but im sure its fine.

I will be using flats on my road bike for the time being, im cheap right now LOL.

emilio700

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Two most popular threads on mt.net

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dcamp2

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flat pedal good qualities:

-light
-thin (keeps you from clipping them on rocks and such)
-durable
-grippy
-large platform
-serviceable
-etc

these are pretty cool:




bmxers use cheap plastic/nylon pedals because they slide/grind smoother and are cheap and easy on the shins.

shlammed

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Those look nice, but wouldn't the small bearings wear out real fast?

Carbon TCR project is getting a Dura Ace 7700 front derailleur. ($27)

dcamp2

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probably. seems like all my pedals develop a little play right away, then never get any worse for years.

hustler

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Because garden tub:

Savington

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Make sure you use protection.

hustler

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Polly is interested.

hustler

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Want pics of me in there with it? We're about to reenact the pottery scene from Ghost.

TorqueZombie

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I've liked the Nylon pedals for MTBing cause they don't cat h on rocks as much. I don't make a habit of bashing them, but it happens. The Pins/Spikes are little nuts/bolts on my Diety's and are serviceable as well. The small metal ones that came on it would catch a rock and almost take the pedal out from under you. The wife didn't think she needed pedals until I got her a set like mine. She wined cause she didn't think pedals would make a difference. She has since shut up. Only mods on our bikes are the pedals. Love em. Very grippy on shoes not on rocks. They play a really nice balance of that, plus light, plus pretty, plus cause.

Edit: I should add they aren't cheap Wallyworld pedals. They have a metal shaft and bearings all the way through them. You'd have to really try to break on off and I think you'd break the crank first.

shlammed

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Acetone the stem and handlebars. those decals stick out like a sore thumb on that blacked out rig.

hustler

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I bet you have tinted tail-lights on your car.

shlammed

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Negative.

hustler

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If I wanted an all-black, eBay garbage looking bicycle, I'd buy one.

shlammed

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Woah woah woah.

Not being harsh with my comment- was an observation.

Todays goal is to find a 26.8 seatpost for my steel bike.

hustler

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I ain't mad at a playa. Now, if I could get the saddle, stem, and bars in black/gloss black, I might go for that.

shlammed

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My carbon frame is in at the post office-getting it tonight.

Then I can scrape the paintand clear off and refinish it. pretty excited.

hustler

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wood:

Savington

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Am I the only person who wants to vomit every time I see a DA crank? They are the least aesthetically pleasing thing I've ever seen.

This, OTOH, is pornographic.

shlammed

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I dont like the DA crank either. Though my new Ultegra isnt far off.

Which I picked up btw.


Giant TCR Advanced by Shlammed, on Flickr


Giant TCR Advanced by Shlammed, on Flickr