I've noticed lately it seems that more and more uni's with pinned pedals are attacking their owners. A good friend and new rider that posts here as "Trapper" got a swipe from his Onza Muni Panthercycle a few days ago resulting in this, a prime example of why one shouldn't ride without leg armor:
*I've noticed lately it seems that more and more uni's with pinned pedals are attacking their owners. A good friend and new rider that posts here as "Trapper" got a swipe from his Onza Muni Panthercycle a few days ago resulting in this, a prime example of why one shouldn't ride without leg armor: *
I say he would have been fine without the staples, I have had worse ones than that I didn't get stiches and or staples, actually I am not sure maybe he did need them, tonight i am ordering my 661's!!!!!!! So no more holes in my legs!
-- MERCYME - Hey...homestar...
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** realeases loud girlish screem* Wow man, was that all from one hit???? *
Yep, one strike did that He had been practicing freemounts and was getting pretty good at them,THEN he stopped to go visit with a few of his mountainbike buddies and as he departed, he missed a freemount in front of everybody 🙁
-- Krashin'Kenny - Crash Tested
If you ain't crashing, you ain't going fast enough!!!!!!!!!!!
I know pinned pedals are great for muni and distance etc, but they really aren't that great, or necessary, for learners. Things like the above happen - recommend him some good plastic pedals. Shin pads do the job, but if you just want to hop on for a quick ride, rather than setting off for a 10 mile muni, most people won't bother.
