Now that I'm able to grind, I've been doing a lot of it lately. I curently have a pair of Redline pedals with non-removable pins. These pins keep wearing down. should I get new pedals with removable pins? Should I buy some grind plates? Shoud I buy both new pedals and grind plates?
Before I got my grindplate, I just filed off my pins and used that side for grinding, worked great on metal ledges and waxed concrete. Now I a grindplate that spudman made and sent to me not too long ago, its very light and slides perfectly on everything!
I havent tried the Lexan plates yet, but im sure they are great.
they slide on everything, like park benches anything! they dont wear down at all. they counter balance your pedal so that when you mount the grippy side is up. they are not very expensive(I don't think $10 for a grindplate that wont wear down and slides on anything is very expensive) and they look cool.
Yeah since i use to BMX ive heard Lexans are good, but also what are grind plates, sorry for the question but im wondering, Thanks!
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Been Riding Since June 8th 2006, lol 2 days ago🙂 🙂 ---------------------------------------------- Borrowing my friends Torker LX 20 inch. ------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pantelis's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/12382 View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/50278