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Original section rec.sport.unicycling
Published 23 August 2006
Last activity 25 August 2006
Original author vuniw
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Original post vuniw
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23 August 2006, 16:26 UTC
#1
Okay.. This might be a stupid question but what is a grind plate? If it is for grinding:p then where does it go on the uni?
-Nyle
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23 August 2006, 16:33 UTC
#2
It goes on the pedal. it helps metal pedals slide faster and protects stuff. Somebody else might be able to give some better info I just gave a little
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bcwheelriderguyhehehehehe
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23 August 2006, 17:03 UTC
#3
Go to unicycletips.com and look in the street section it shows you how to make one.
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connorunicycle
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23 August 2006, 21:08 UTC
#6
thanks guys.. i used the guide thing and made one🙂
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24 August 2006, 00:35 UTC
#8
superuni said: will the ones on unicycletips.com work on the snafu's that come on the kh??
idk but the unicycetips.com work on dx pedals if you take the reflectors off
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24 August 2006, 19:52 UTC
#13
i made the plate and bent it around my pedal and of course the next day i have to have a bad fall and break a piece of my dx pedal off🙁 oh well.. its still rideable
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25 August 2006, 03:46 UTC
#15
ntappin said: Or you can just remove all the pins out of one side of the pedal and make sure that side is completely flat. That works and its free and on magnesium slides like a dream.
i like putting the plate on the pedal because the weight of it makes the sliding side always down and i can always have a grip
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