pedals????

http://unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=218

thats what i got

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Odyssey Twisted (plastic). These things are lighter then aluminum and
they have a very strong axel. I weigh around 190 and Iv broken alot of
pedals. These ones are the best bang for your buck, and for $30, you
can't go wrong.

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are they good ???

sorry i ment to post this under the first guy

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UNIdentified said:

Odyssey Twisted (plastic). These things are lighter then aluminum and
they have a very strong axel. I weigh around 190 and Iv broken alot of
pedals. These ones are the best bang for your buck, and for $30, you
can't go wrong.

sweet they look like what i was looking for they say there really good
grip i prolly buy em in april thanx!

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TheGreenMonster said:

what pedals should i
get for trials

aluminum pinned pedals with unsealed bearings

jim C's
Primo strickers
Primo Super tenderizers
are all good choices.
plastics wont last long with pedal grabbing

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it's like running across the highway at rush hour. Dangerous, stupid,
but not really that fun.

skianduniaddict said:

never give 4 teenagers a camera... they go crazy

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Yes, being old makes you stupid.

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UNIdentified said:

Odyssey Twisted (plastic). These things are lighter then aluminum and
they have a very strong axel. I weigh around 190 and Iv broken alot of
pedals. These ones are the best bang for your buck, and for $30, you
can't go wrong.

i got my Odyssey Twisted plastics for $14 from my lbs and i love them

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If I had a nickel for every time... I would probably have 1, maybe 2
nickels.

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My advice:

Don't get plastic pedals, they aren't grippy enough for trials.

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Unicycling - It impresses people but also makes them feel a little sad
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Spencer said:

procrastination is just setting you up for max efficiency and therefore
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I used to love my Odessy plastics but as I progressed I started wanting
more grip. I bought a bunch of snafu pedals on sale and have been quite
happy with them. They are a bit heavy but seem to take a good beating
and have decent grip.

I payed $8 (CAN) for my twisted plastics at a unicycle/extreme sports
store, I do know the owners though so regular price would have probably
been around $12. If you are getting charged $30 for them you are
getting ripped off.

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phlegm said:

The best way to overcome a mental block is to do a mental rolling hop
over it. :p

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What the hell is trials anyway ? You will know when you have advanced to
the point where the grip on plastic pedals is holding you back. Until
you are doing those tricks, plastics rock.

They are as light as 150 $ metal pedals. You don't need to wear leg
gear to avoid metal pins ripping stripes in your skin at minor bobbles.
They cost 11 $

Sure, there are riders that really need the extra strength and grip of
metal pedals. At 11 $ a set , it is hard to say many need the
durability of pedals that last longer, at several times the cost.

But until you are sure that rider is you, why not take the scrape
free,light and cheap choice while you can ?

http://tinyurl.com/3xnpv9

Plastic pedals are the smart choice for all beginners. Lot's of really
good riders use them as well. They should be your first choice.🙂

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