grind plates

Just put it on one side. That way you can still use the pedal like
normal when riding.

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Yeah, you want the top of the pedals to have as much traction as
possible, because you want your feet to stick to the pedals, thus
leave it with the pins in and no plate. You want the bottom of the
pedals to be as slippery as possible, because you want your pedal to
slide on the ledges as far as possible, so put a grind plate on that
side.

Another good thing about this setup is that the extra weight of the
grind plate on the bottom of the pedal will naturally keep the pedals
right side up, so that the pins stay up and the plate stays down. Good
luck with them.

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