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any thing thats good for free ride mountain biking works for uni
Kona
Wellgo
Dimondback
axiom
shimano
Etc.

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crankbrothers have some nice pedals. I would highly recommend them.

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i've broken a few sets of plastic and metal pedals, but i'm using
eastern pedals right now with removable screws, they're great. super
grippy and very strong

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do these look like theyde be good for trials

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those look semi-heavy, over priced and not that grippy. the pins don't
look very long or like their in great places. snafus are the best
pedals for my money. sturdy but not too expensive so when they wear out
you can afford to get more. shinburgers are also reportedly incredibly
sturdy. i know seager really like his konas.

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trials_uni said:

i like my kona platforms for trials...3.5x3.5" platform with 10
removabable pins on each side.

these are what I ride too. Good, strong pedals. I think I paid
somewhere around $30 for 'em at the LBS.

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Do good pedals make much difference? I've just got stock ones...

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get some wellgo platform pedals with removable pins. they are like, 15$
BMX pedals and they come in all different colors. you can always
replace the pins (or remove them for grinding) easily, your feet wont
fall off and the will be plenty to take most kinds of abuses.

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Hi,

for muni i think the best pedals are the point alien
http://tinyurl.com/jsegn

When it's wet and dirty you have the same grip as when it isn't wet
outside.
But becareful, always wear shinguards😄

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those 5050's are good for trials, because they're easy to get the pins
out of one side, and the plates, you can remove, and replace after you
grind on them a million times.

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i think the wellgo's come with the 2006 DX which is what i have and i
like those pedals, good grip, but the only problem is all the
reflectors broke off within a very short period of time like a month.
everything else is good about it wear shin gaurds though. The snafu
pedals look nice too those would be my next pedals prob.

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I ride with the (previously mentioned) drilled-out Brooklyn Shinburgers.
They hold your feet like glue, which is good, because if you slip off,
you *not* enjoy what happens next. The "bear-trap" nick-name is well
deserved. They're extremely heavy, huge, and more or less a
demolition-grade MUni pedal. If they get dull, just file some points
back on 'em and ride on - no need to change bent pins.

[image: http://www.monkamoo.com/Buy%20Images/bmwshinburgerbuy.jpg]

The aspect that I like most about them is the large platform area they
provide. It's somewhat forgiving with respect to foot placement,
assuming you don't altogether miss.

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I just slapped a wellgo set on my 24" ebay gravity uni... within 5
minutes i was bleeding nicely....

I just removed all of the studs/pins from it.. I had to leave 8 on each
side that I can't seem to find how to get them out.. but those don't
bother me since they are on the far ends of the pedals... I saved the
studs in case I want to re-install them some day...

MAN =) Awesome pedals for $ 20 at the LBS.

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those pedals will be good for like 3 of 4 rides but than they will start
to suck

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