andrew_carter said:*durable for pedal grabs, etc (the pins are screwed in from the other
side unlike some silly pedals where they screw in with an allen key on
the outer side...they're just get mashed up and you can no longer
screw them in or out), and feel awesome. I really like the shape of
them and even when you land your foot on them at right angles (spun
around 90 degrees past where they should be) you should find that
it'll plant itself in position easily.
The only thing I dislike about them is that the spindles have bent on
two sets of mine. I bend all my pedals though. I really want some
with nice extra strong spindles. You used to be able to get Odyssey
Twisted Pro's with a nice strong Chromoly axle, but you can't anymore
I believe.
The other thing is they're quite cheap in price for such a nice
product.
Andrew *
My snafu's were $15 USD. Beat that:p .
As for: > unlike some silly pedals where they screw in with an allen key on the
Quoted message said:outer side...they're just get mashed up and you can no longer screw
them in or out
When they get smashed you can simply use vice grips. I think the ones
that go all the way through the pedal are worse, actually. Firstly, it
weakens the pedal frame, and secondly it makes it easier for the pins to
push trhough the body. I've broken the frame on my left Zuzu in only 3
pedalgrabs onto concrete. The break was around one of the pins. All of
the odyssey twisted pro's I've seen have pins that have been pushed
through the pedal body, making them irreplaceable. That is my arguement
against that type of pin, although the jum c's seem to work.
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