------------------------------------------------------------------------ A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the results, please visit http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/32137 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question: with what pedals do you get maximum value (price/performance/longevity)
- primo tenderizers regular - primo tenderizers magnesium - DMR V8's - Shimano DX - aircorps - any cheap pedal ------------------------------------------------------------------------
with what pedal do you get maximum value (price/strgth/longevity)
1. primo tenderizers regular 2. primo tenderizers magnesium 3. DMR V8's 4. shimano DX 5. Aircorps 6. any cheap pedal
It also depends what you use em for and if maintainence issues are taken into account when considering lengevity. Like my Azonic A-Frames suit muni better than trials [Oh yeah, thanks U-Turn! :-)] .
Wouldn't you really have had to try all the above to know which was the best? Plus there are tonnes more out there!
definatly! but it's not a scientific poll i just want to get an idea. if someone is sold on a set of pedals or if they have compared woth others then i think the opinions are valid enough.
Wouldn't you really have had to try all the above to know which was the best? Plus there are tonnes more out there!
definatly! but it's not a scientific poll i just want to get an idea. if someone is sold on a set of pedals or if they have compared woth others then i think the opinions are valid enough.
i know there are others but these are the names i see come up often. i am verry happy to be corrected.
I'm voting for Odyssey Twisted Pro pedals. The pins are easily accessible and screw in from the other side so you don't find yourself mashing the ends of them and making them get stuck in there. I love the shape of the pedals too. Mine bent horribly but I think that most pedals (other than the really high end ones) would have with some of the poor landings I had. They cost me under $30 AUD.