good pedal grabbing pedals

[dubmuni2004]

im wondering what a good strong pedal would be good for pedal grabbing?


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[Max_Dingemans]

Snafu o/s's. Danscomp has them for 15 unsealed, and 30-40 sealed. I've
had them for awhile now, and havnt had any problems.


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Snafu o/s's. Danscomp has them for 15 unsealed, and 30-40 sealed. I've
had them for awhile now, and havnt had any problems.


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Snafu o/s's. Danscomp has them for 15 unsealed, and 30-40 sealed. I've
had them for awhile now, and havnt had any problems.


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[one wheeled stallion]

I quite like Primo Tenderizers, but others prefer longer pins.


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I quite like Primo Tenderizers, but others prefer longer pins.


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I quite like Primo Tenderizers, but others prefer longer pins.


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[James_Potter]

I have the BMX bulletproof alloy blablabla platform whatever they're
called pedals, found here:
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218

I don't think they're very good for pedal grabbing, though, Because the
top is sort of concave to fit your foot. That's my theory, but I can't
stick the first part of a pedal grab very well.

<threadjack>
Does someone have any tips for sticking the first part of a pedal grab?
I usually either get the pedal + crank on it, or I lean away from the
object when I land and fall off. Or occasionally I miss completely and
scrape half the skin off my leg.


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[James_Potter]

I have the BMX bulletproof alloy blablabla platform whatever they're
called pedals, found here:
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218

I don't think they're very good for pedal grabbing, though, Because the
top is sort of concave to fit your foot. That's my theory, but I can't
stick the first part of a pedal grab very well.

<threadjack>
Does someone have any tips for sticking the first part of a pedal grab?
I usually either get the pedal + crank on it, or I lean away from the
object when I land and fall off. Or occasionally I miss completely and
scrape half the skin off my leg.


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[James_Potter]

I have the BMX bulletproof alloy blablabla platform whatever they're
called pedals, found here:
http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218

I don't think they're very good for pedal grabbing, though, Because the
top is sort of concave to fit your foot. That's my theory, but I can't
stick the first part of a pedal grab very well.

<threadjack>
Does someone have any tips for sticking the first part of a pedal grab?
I usually either get the pedal + crank on it, or I lean away from the
object when I land and fall off. Or occasionally I miss completely and
scrape half the skin off my leg.


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[Catboy]

James_Potter wrote:
> *I have the BMX bulletproof alloy blablabla platform whatever they're
> called pedals, found here:
> http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218
>
> I don't think they're very good for pedal grabbing, though, Because
> the top is sort of concave to fit your foot. *


They are actually pretty good for pedal grabs but I bent my left pedal
after some bigger drops. So now I have 1 black and 1 yellow pedal, and
it fits the color scheme perfectly.


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[Catboy]

James_Potter wrote:
> *I have the BMX bulletproof alloy blablabla platform whatever they're
> called pedals, found here:
> http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218
>
> I don't think they're very good for pedal grabbing, though, Because
> the top is sort of concave to fit your foot. *


They are actually pretty good for pedal grabs but I bent my left pedal
after some bigger drops. So now I have 1 black and 1 yellow pedal, and
it fits the color scheme perfectly.


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[Catboy]

James_Potter wrote:
> *I have the BMX bulletproof alloy blablabla platform whatever they're
> called pedals, found here:
> http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218
>
> I don't think they're very good for pedal grabbing, though, Because
> the top is sort of concave to fit your foot. *


They are actually pretty good for pedal grabs but I bent my left pedal
after some bigger drops. So now I have 1 black and 1 yellow pedal, and
it fits the color scheme perfectly.


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[TonyMelton]

'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
(http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
out like Snafu's do.


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'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
(http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
out like Snafu's do.


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'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
(http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
out like Snafu's do.


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[Max_Dingemans]

Tony, Are you talking about the old, or new style snafu's? Iv been
pedal grabbing alot over the last couple months (onto concrete alot) and
havent had a single pin drop out. I love em. But Iv heard good
about the Cielenki's.


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Tony, Are you talking about the old, or new style snafu's? Iv been
pedal grabbing alot over the last couple months (onto concrete alot) and
havent had a single pin drop out. I love em. But Iv heard good
about the Cielenki's.


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Tony, Are you talking about the old, or new style snafu's? Iv been
pedal grabbing alot over the last couple months (onto concrete alot) and
havent had a single pin drop out. I love em. But Iv heard good
about the Cielenki's.


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[TonyMelton]

I'm talking about the new ones. Yeah, I believe the old style Snafus
were better, but they're very hard to get now. The Jim C's are the
best pedals I've ever ridden (but I can't compare them to the old Snafus
as I don't own any.)


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I'm talking about the new ones. Yeah, I believe the old style Snafus
were better, but they're very hard to get now. The Jim C's are the
best pedals I've ever ridden (but I can't compare them to the old Snafus
as I don't own any.)


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I'm talking about the new ones. Yeah, I believe the old style Snafus
were better, but they're very hard to get now. The Jim C's are the
best pedals I've ever ridden (but I can't compare them to the old Snafus
as I don't own any.)


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[TheObieOne3226]

TonyMelton wrote:
> *'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
> (http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
> pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
> out like Snafu's do. *


I wholeheartedly agree. Somehow Odyssey managed to make grippy pedals
with short pins. This means they work and don't fall apart (you want
that)

Snafus tend to lose pins. Cheapies (BMX, Bulletproof, KH stock wellgos)
tend to snap in half.


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TonyMelton wrote:
> *'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
> (http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
> pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
> out like Snafu's do. *


I wholeheartedly agree. Somehow Odyssey managed to make grippy pedals
with short pins. This means they work and don't fall apart (you want
that)

Snafus tend to lose pins. Cheapies (BMX, Bulletproof, KH stock wellgos)
tend to snap in half.


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TonyMelton wrote:
> *'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
> (http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
> pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
> out like Snafu's do. *


I wholeheartedly agree. Somehow Odyssey managed to make grippy pedals
with short pins. This means they work and don't fall apart (you want
that)

Snafus tend to lose pins. Cheapies (BMX, Bulletproof, KH stock wellgos)
tend to snap in half.


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TonyMelton wrote:
> *'Odyssey Jim Cielenki pedals'
> (http://www.unicycle.com/Shopping/shopexd.asp?id=726) are really good
> pedals for trials. Good shape, good grip and the pins don't get bashed
> out like Snafu's do. *


I wholeheartedly agree. Somehow Odyssey managed to make grippy pedals
with short pins. This means they work and don't fall apart (you want
that)

Snafus tend to lose pins. Cheapies (BMX, Bulletproof, KH stock wellgos)
tend to snap in half.


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