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  1. I have a hard time keeping my feet on the pedals and if they get wet it
    is even harder to stay on. what are some good pedals to put on my LX
    that will not break the bank but work well.

    Thanks

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  2. where should I post this?

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  3. anything with pins. the jimmy C pedals are great.

    I'll buy your LX pedals from you.

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  4. zachjowi said:

    I have a hard time keeping my feet on the pedals and if they get wet it
    is even harder to stay on. what are some good pedals to put on my LX
    that will not break the bank but work well.

    Thanks

    I really like the standard pedals on the DX; metal BMX pedals with
    pins. http://www.unicycle.com/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=909 . Really
    should get shingaurds with those though, as they WILL tear up your
    shins and calves.

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  5. mornish said:

    anything with pins. the jimmy C pedals are great.

    I'll buy your LX pedals from you.

    how much would you want them for? I have used them for about 2weeks

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  6. would these be any good?

    http://tinyurl.com/onzmc

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  7. zachjowi said:

    would these be any good?

    http://tinyurl.com/onzmc

    ouch....

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  8. october said:

    ouch....

    so no becuase of the jagged edges

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  9. i'd say those would be [censored] for what you're doing.

    i'd get something like the DX pedals.
    i've got Jim C pedals and they're great.
    you want something with removable pins.

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    hope you like my super crappy present, but hey, you said you needed a
    wrench.

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  10. iridemymuni said:

    i'd say those would be [censored] for what you're doing.

    i'd get something like the DX pedals.
    i've got Jim C pedals and they're great.
    you want something with removable pins.

    are any of these good?

    http://tinyurl.com/jfw6r

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  11. well i'd say

    'THESE' (http://tinyurl.com/f22qm)

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    hope you like my super crappy present, but hey, you said you needed a
    wrench.

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  12. Here are some good platform pedals that look good to me, I don't know if
    a platform pedal is what you want, but most people are probably going
    to tell you that you want a platform pedal so I don't bother arguing
    with them cause I'm lame like that. '1' (http://tinyurl.com/eaxbx) '2'
    (http://tinyurl.com/ou4tc) '3' (http://tinyurl.com/g2c32) '4'
    (http://tinyurl.com/n4q4a) and my personal favourites '5'
    (http://tinyurl.com/jk2k6).
    So yeah out of the ones on Amazon that I saw there, those are the ones
    I would recommend, obviously the cheaper more ghetto looking ones are
    cheaper and more ghetto, my personal favourites there and the ones I
    would personaly consider buying are number five. These suit my riding
    riding style. Any pedal can suit your riding style, nothing is a wrong
    pedal, if you decide that clipless is what you want then go for it (but
    don't tell the insurance company I said that).

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  13. which one of these two sets look better? can I remove the pins if I
    fins that they cut me

    http://tinyurl.com/pqapd

    http://tinyurl.com/kg8g7

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  14. From the looks of it you can only remove 6 pins from each side of the
    Oddysey pedals, and zero from the bullet proof. I would still recommend
    the Bullet Proof pedals though as the frame looks much more sturdy. I
    have a set of pedals with a similar frame, and it took a long time of
    constant very hard abuse before I was able to damage them, but I know a
    friend o mine that had a pair of pedals that looked exactly like thos
    Odysseys, and he snapped the end off of one within a couple weeks of
    learning to ride trials.

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  15. I'd say the second pair is better. I didn't understand the rest of what
    you said though.

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  16. mornish said:

    I'd say the second pair is better. I didn't understand the rest of what
    you said though.

    If you are going to say that one is better than the other then give
    reasons as to why they are better, don't just give your opinion without
    facts to back it up.

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  17. oops, I meant the first pair, I got mixes up on wich was wich. the first
    pair has a really nice pin pattern, and from the looks of it you can
    probably take off the side pins with an allen wrench.

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  18. I think I will get the bullet proofs

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  19. I put Kona Jackshits on my lx and love it
    http://tinyurl.com/mt5fl

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