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grind pedals..

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  1. I've been reading here for a while now and wanted to post this.
    I found these grind pedals on the internet. I don't know if these have
    been posted before, but Im wondering if they are good pedals. Info
    would be great, thanks.

    the link...http://tinyurl.com/6eggb

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  2. The pins look really really long. That's a good thing if your doing
    trials or Muni, but you might want to use a grinder and grind them down
    a bit. They would work really well for grinding rails and smooth waxed
    ledges, but a lexan grindplates available from 'danscomp.com '
    (www.danscomp.com)are in my opinion better. Also, the pedals will
    probably weigh alot from the plates because they're steel. I think a
    few people on the forums have them so they will probably have better
    information on how they perform.

    -Miles

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  3. I have pedals that are almost identical minus the plate and made of
    aluminum. Once I took the (giant) pins out of the bottom they slide
    like a dream sometimes I have to hang my foot off a bit to drag and
    slow me down.

    http://tinyurl.com/rnw7g

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  4. mornish said:

    The pins look really really long. That's a good thing if your doing
    trials or Muni, but you might want to use a grinder and grind them down
    a bit. They would work really well for grinding rails and smooth waxed
    ledges, but a lexan grindplates available from 'danscomp.com '
    (www.danscomp.com)are in my opinion better. Also, the pedals will
    probably weigh alot from the plates because they're steel. I think a
    few people on the forums have them so they will probably have better
    information on how they perform.

    -Miles

    They have a flat steel grind plate on the other side.

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