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  1. I put my first unicycle together yesterday. And i noticed that when you
    put the pedals on you have to screw them on in deiffernt directions to
    get them on. And my question is is it like this with trick bikes also.
    OR is it just some companyies that do this?

    So my main question is could i order some pedals from www.danscomp.com
    and have them fit my unicycle?

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  2. Im pretty sure most all pedals are threaded this way so that when you
    pedal, the pedals tighten themselves and stay tight in the crank.

    Those pedals will work. I always just use pairs of bmx pedals, right
    know I have Kona Jackshits that are great.

    Only way they would fit is if the thread size is different than your
    crank threads, but because unicycles use the standard thread size,
    pretty much all pedals are gonna fit.

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  3. Jerrick said:

    Im pretty sure most all pedals are threaded this way so that when you
    pedal, the pedals tighten themselves and stay tight in the crank.

    Those pedals will work. I always just use pairs of bmx pedals, right
    know I have Kona Jackshits that are great.

    Only way they would fit is if the thread size is different than your
    crank threads, but because unicycles use the standard thread size,
    pretty much all pedals are gonna fit.

    thanks

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  4. In 1/2 " and 9/16" crank hole size. You almost for sure need 9/16. We
    are to small of a market to have a pedal made just for us. The side
    bash pedal !

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  5. the common rule of thumb is 1piece cranks get 1/2" pedals and 3 piece
    cranks get 9/16" pedals..
    as for 2 piece cranks it depends on what size was threaded to fit the
    crank..
    our unicycles have 3 piece cranks so therefore we fit 9/16" pedals..

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  6. drive magnisium<---(spelling?) from danscomp are awesome, i have them on
    my bmx bike

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