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Which area to grind on?

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  1. I've made some honest attempts to grind and during the week of
    Thanksgiving (my break) I made a funbox complete with 8 foot angle iron.
    I could usually get a few inches, but then my pedal pins would dig in
    to the wood and I would go flying. Is the goal to slide only on the
    pedal? I hope so, because my bearing holder is missing a lot of paint
    now. 😕

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  2. You will slide a lot better if you don't grind on the bearing house.

    You will also slide better if you tried, removing the pins in your
    pedals, getting plastic pedals, making/buying grind plates, or just
    wearing down the pins in your pedals

    my personal preference is grind plates on metal bmx type pedals.

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  3. yeah you need to get rid of/cover your pins. That is obviously what is
    causing the problem, I just removed what pins I could from my right
    (grinding side) pedal and grinded the rest away with a bench grinder,
    alternatively you could build grind plates, which are pretty simple to
    make. Instructions on how to make them are on www.unicycle.2ya.com on
    the 'Street Skills" page. Hope this helps. Oh and I grind on my pedal
    and crank, that is what i aim for anway, sometimes I think i end out
    grinding on my bearing housing aswell, but this seems to make no
    difference.

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