Grind plate

I'll sell you my Kommando grind plates...used for like...5 grinds.

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NKahler said:

I want to make a grind plate, but i have a problem 😄
I plan on making the one that i saw on the forum ("grabby grindy
plate"😉
But when im doing tricks, wont i land my feet on the cutting board and
fall? 😕

And, is it removable If i dont plan on grinding at all?
here it is
http://tinyurl.com/36ragg

I have always thought that which is why I havnt bought/made pedals with
grind plates. Do you always ride with them or do you swap them out when
your not grinding?

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mafiamike said:

I'll sell you my Kommando grind plates...used for like...5 grinds.

for how much? And do they have any grip on them?

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Yeah, its very removable. Just take off the 4 nuts from the bolts, slide
the cross memebers out the sides of the pedal, and pull the plate off
the bottom. Takes all of 2 minutes. You don't usually land with it up,
because it is heavier than the top side, so the plate falls to the
bottom. There are some exeptions though, so I usually take it off to do
anything that involves feet off the pedals. Of course, I don't usually
do street of flatland with metal pedals.

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dunawan said:

usually always

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$20 shipped, and I'm not sure what you mean by grip. You just attach
them to your current pedals.

http://www.danscomp.com/512057.php

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mafiamike said:

$20 shipped, and I'm not sure what you mean by grip. You just attach
them to your current pedals.

http://www.danscomp.com/512057.php

He is referring to the plates grip. He wants one like 'this'
(http://tinyurl.com/36ragg)

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maximus unius said:

Yeah, its very removable.

How removable?

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I have a plasic chopping board and it works grat for pedal grabs, grinds
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kington99 said:

A hobnob is an oaty biscuit, the fact that they don't exist in america
just goes to show that you have no culinary heritage 🙂

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mafiamike said:

$20 shipped, and I'm not sure what you mean by grip. You just attach
them to your current pedals.

http://www.danscomp.com/512057.php

I think ill just use a cutting board, but is the cutting board plate
removable? or only the kommando ones?

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NKahler said:

But when im doing tricks, wont i land my feet on the cutting board and
fall? 😕

I assume you mean no-footer/flip tricks. The thing about grind plates
is that they're heavy, so they always end up facing downwards, the
whole gravity thing...but if you're still worried, with some pedals,
you can tighten how much they spin, so they'll stay in the same
position, if you understand what I'm saying.

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That might no work with sealed pedals like I run the whole gavity bit.

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Ducttape said:

not gonna show you it tonight becasue I am going to play with it until I
go to bed to get it just right.........