I want to learn to grind this year and i have an extra 5 weeks of summer so i will😠 ! Anywho i am currently making grind plates.I am wondering how much to they effect pedal grabs on strange surfaces grip wise? Ben
They don't really affect it that much. I've mainly got mine on to protect my pedals.
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Well obviously pins are gonna grip that sort of stuff better, you'll have to get around that problem I guess.
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I was wondering the same thing, thinuniking, since I'm going to get WAIT A MINUTE good idea just came to my mind! What if you made.... REMOVABLE GRIND PLATES! Obviously all grind plates -are- removable, but like quick removal would be very useful.
