Re: Onza and grinding

My friend has an Onza, and he doesn't grind yet, but the pedals have
huuge pins. So if you're getting an onza, make sure to use grind plates
too.

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Not to negate your advice Potter, but I don't really think that the
pedals are the most serious parts. I think it was a reference to the
cranks and hub.

As for advice, I have an Onza with Snafu pedals, and it grinds rails
fine (bear in mind that the only time I've ever dsone a rail grind was
about 20 times when I was trying to pedalgrab a round steel rail on a
bike rack. So I was doing them seat out and in sidehop form. Kinda
awkward, but I mistakenly landed it once) I think they're kinda equal.
The only thing is that the KH doesn't have siderake and the pedal thread
tube protrudes on the other side of the crank. This means that if you
get the rail stuck between the crank and wheel it may be a bit more
difficult to remove if you hit it hard. This happens in Tugboat's video.
The Onza doesn't have this protrusion.

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So even thought the onza cranks are profiled and more rounded it will
still slide down rails fine?

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Ive got a old onza and the cranks grind pretty well but i prefer flat
cranks, the under side on the onza cranks where it is screwed in is the
slippiest part of the crank 😉

Trev

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