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Published 17 January 2006
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Original author koebwil
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Original post koebwil
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17 January 2006, 23:54 UTC
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I ride mosh half step pedals, and I want to start grinding. Any suggestions for making grind plates, or should I buy new pedals? If I should buy new pedals I would appreciate links with pictures, because pictures are pretty.
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Radical Reed
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18 January 2006, 00:00 UTC
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the mosh half step peddles you can just screw the pins out on one side, then it wouldnt be so grippy
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18 January 2006, 00:01 UTC
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Radical Reed said: the mosh half step peddles you can just screw the pins out on one side, then it wouldnt be so grippy
I thought about that, but wouldn't it be weighted badly.
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forrestunifreak
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18 January 2006, 00:04 UTC
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koebwil said: I thought about that, but wouldn't it be weighted badly.
Yeah, on unispins and even while mounting, the non-pinned side would alaways be on top.
Take out the pins on one side and -then- do what I metioned. I forgot that part. 🙂
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18 January 2006, 00:05 UTC
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chosen said: ask my boy clifftopher if he'll send you some lexan plates. his name on here is redhead. he sent me some. but hey that may just be cuz we're both from florida. 🙄
psh, i asked him for some and he told every reason not too. it was kind of rude but thats ok. i understand if he doesnt want to make me any, but i still want some. later
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forrestunifreak
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18 January 2006, 00:11 UTC
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forrestunifreak said: Or get the Kommando grind plates from www.danscomp.com for $11 IF they fit the mosh pedal. You might need to get different pedals for that though.....
I've heard they fit perfectly, does anyone know if they are all that great?
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president_luke
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18 January 2006, 01:40 UTC
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I have mosh step pedals with kommando grind plates. They work great and slide anything, even wood sometimes. The wieghtingness is kinda annoying so i use plastics for unispins and stuff.
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