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Re: Best Pedals for Coker

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  1. I find the MG-1's too grippy and the pedal just doesn't do it for me. I
    prefer something that feels more solid, and stable. When I'm revving it
    up, I also like to be able to make micro-adjustments to the foot
    position, which I find hard to do on the MG-1's.

    Currently sealed Snafus are still number 1 for me, even if they are
    like bricks. If they bought out a Ti spindle/Magnesium version that
    would be close to the perfect pedal for me.

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  2. 165 grams/each, very confident wet traction. I have one set that has
    been on the 36 almost a year, been crashed a bit, no troubles.

    It is to hot here for me to wear leg gear, so I love these pedals. They
    grip my sneakers well, yet only scratch my legs outer skin. Metal pins
    just aren't worth it to me, the tractions fine with these.

    I think people laugh and think junk when they see the price. I have
    ridden a bunch of slippery plastic pedals, like the [censored] on Torkers or
    the radial.

    These pedals have hard teeth and I ride them in the wet with no
    worries.

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  3. GizmoDuck said:

    I find the MG-1's too grippy and the pedal just doesn't do it for me. I
    prefer something that feels more solid, and stable. When I'm revving it
    up, I also like to be able to make micro-adjustments to the foot
    position, which I find hard to do on the MG-1's.

    Currently sealed Snafus are still number 1 for me, even if they are
    like bricks. If they bought out a Ti spindle/Magnesium version that
    would be close to the perfect pedal for me.

    There is a magnesium version of the Snafus out...
    http://tinyurl.com/4d35jc

    I have seen them on ebay as well.

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