Right now I have Odessey Twisted pedals on my LX and I have a DX on its way from UDC. Are the stock pedals on the DX better than Twisteds or should I switch em?
-- lukkyjay
john_childs said:
Beer brewed with some marijuana will get you high hops.
their is no right answer. metal is commonly used for trials and Muni. plastic is commonly used for freestyle and street. I prefer probably the twisted because the DX pedals are extremely grippy. though I like metal pedals more. use whatever feels right to you though
-- torkerdx
gordito8me said:
it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid, but not really that fun.
Unicaw89 said:
Koxx rapes Torker hard!
unifreak7 said:
Where they should be - Holding your unicycle, ready to quit kissing and get out and practice.
their is no right answer. metal is commonly used for trials and Muni. plastic is commonly used for freestyle and street. I prefer probably the twisted because the DX pedals are extremely grippy. though I like metal pedals more. use whatever feels right to you though
the Dx pedals break if you grind on them without grindplates. they are NOT grippy if your shoes arent. i would use the twisted personally, I don't like metal pins, and I have scars to prove it. the DX pedals are fun, until your shoes wear out.
the Dx pedals break if you grind on them without grindplates. they are NOT grippy if your shoes arent. i would use the twisted personally, I don't like metal pins, and I have scars to prove it. the DX pedals are fun, until your shoes wear out.
no the DX pedals are grippy in almost any situation. I like the metal pinned and I have scars to prove it.
-- torkerdx
gordito8me said:
it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid, but not really that fun.
Unicaw89 said:
Koxx rapes Torker hard!
unifreak7 said:
Where they should be - Holding your unicycle, ready to quit kissing and get out and practice.
First of all everyone, the Twisteds come in both plastic and metal varieties. Second of all, I find the stock DX pedals very grippy, so much so I couldn't comfortably adjust my foot. I switched them out for plastic twisteds which are less grippy but easier on your legs if unprotected.
For Muni/Trials, assuming you have leg protection, I would use the stock DX pedals, for street and otherwise I suggest the plastic twisteds.
ahaha you are so Jim C biased since u got those pedals LOL just cause they are yellow :P
No way, they're so comfortable compared to every other pedal I have tried.
My BMX has VP-755's, a friend has S&M 101 Pedals on his Unicycle, some WeThePeople pedals on another friends BMX... Kona's, Axiom..... all other pedals I have tried.
The Jim Cielencki's just totally destroy every other pedal I have rode.