Pedal help

Based on the picture alone, I would say yes.

Since there is no extra info on that website...

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According to Unicycle.com, the DX uses pedals with 9/16 inch diameter
threads. If the Universal Cycles pedal is 9/16 inch they should fit a
DX. Maybe contact Universal Cycles and find out the thread diameter
size.

I think (maybe wrong) the standard thread diameter sizes are half
(8/16) inch and 9/16 inch. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.

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k thanks

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ill contact them

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Wheel Rider said:

According to Unicycle.com, the DX uses pedals with 9/16 inch diameter
threads. If the Universal Cycles pedal is 9/16 inch they should fit a
DX. Maybe contact Universal Cycles and find out the thread diameter
size.

I think (maybe wrong) the standard thread diameter sizes are half
(8/16) inch and 9/16 inch. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.

Round your fractions. 1/2" and 9/16".

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thanks i looked at a diffrent website there 9/16

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tunkie said:

thanks i looked at a diffrent website there 9/16

Pretty much every Unicycle uses 9/16" pedals. Just for future
reference.

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never

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The gusset full throttes are a 9/16" thread, so will fit. Loosemoose has
a pair.

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I want to modify my pedals like that 🙂

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torkerdx said:

another bit of advice:
shut up and ride🙂
some people get the concept, some don't

monkeyman said:

I've got an idea, how about everyone STOPS MAKING STUPID THREADS?!?

What a surprise 🙄
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Wheel Rider said:

According to Unicycle.com, the DX uses pedals with 9/16 inch diameter
threads. If the Universal Cycles pedal is 9/16 inch they should fit a
DX. Maybe contact Universal Cycles and find out the thread diameter
size.

I think (maybe wrong) the standard thread diameter sizes are half
(8/16) inch and 9/16 inch. Somebody correct me if I am wrong.

Standard pedal sizes are 7/16 & 9/16 and as mentioned by Borgschulze
the standard size for unicycles is 9/16

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Harley said:

Standard pedal sizes are 7/16 & 9/16 and as mentioned by Borgschulze the
standard size for unicycles is 9/16

That's 1/2", not 7/16. Never saw a pair of 7/16 so that may have just
been a typo. The old Schwinns used to used 1/2" pedals, but only up
until 1983. Nowadays, I think that size is far less common, and may
only be used on kids' bikes and similar. I think it's pretty safe to
consider 9/16" as the "default" on new pedals unless indicated
otherwise.

For those of us who have been into unicycling for a long time, the
problem is having 1/2" cranks and pedals scattered among your
unicycles, causing much confusion when you want to switch things
around... 😠

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What I've been told is that nowadays, 1/2" is the standard size for one
piece bottom bracket + cranks, while 9/16" is standard for a
three-piece bottom bracket/crank assembly (i.e. removable cranks.)

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Those are some heavy pedals--over a pound each.

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Originally Posted by Harley
Standard pedal sizes are 7/16 & 9/16 and as mentioned by Borgschulze
the standard size for unicycles is 9/16

johnfoss said:

That's 1/2", not 7/16. Never saw a pair of 7/16 so that may have just
been a typo. The old Schwinns used to used 1/2" pedals, but only up
until 1983. Nowadays, I think that size is far less common, and may
only be used on kids' bikes and similar. I think it's pretty safe to
consider 9/16" as the "default" on new pedals unless indicated
otherwise.

For those of us who have been into unicycling for a long time, the
problem is having 1/2" cranks and pedals scattered among your
unicycles, causing much confusion when you want to switch things
around... 😠

Thanks for pointing out my error re: the 7/16" sizing you are right it
is 1/2" or 9/16

Harley.

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johnfoss said:

That's 1/2", not 7/16. Never saw a pair of 7/16 so that may have just
been a typo. The old Schwinns used to used 1/2" pedals, but only up
until 1983. Nowadays, I think that size is far less common, and may
only be used on kids' bikes and similar.

All 1-Piece crank sets on bikes use 1/2" pedals also.

This really sucks, because I've wanted a good set of pedals for my bike
for a while... but I'm not switching to a 3-Piece just to get new
pedals.

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