Wow, that's some awesome design sense right there. Hats off to anyone who can produce that without thinking that the many sharp metal spikes may be a bad idea.
Hmm, I have many scars on my shins already from running pedals with screws on my Cross Country bike, and all because I was afraid of using clipless pedals off road.
I had a evil BMX as a kid(I swear it was possessed)it had surraded bear traps that attacked the shins. Strangley they were the only BMX pedals that you could buy at the time, I never thought to put standard flat pedals on it, Doh!
I rememember those, about 4kg per side. 1" thick steel spindles surrounded by nice big chunky blades of 2mm plate with a tread pattern modelled on a pruning saw.
They were always rusty too for some reason, even fresh from the packet.
Holey Mallets Batman, theres holes in my pedals a soon to be ten in each shin.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's some awesome design sense right there.
ReplyDeleteHats off to anyone who can produce that without thinking that the many sharp metal spikes may be a bad idea.
Hmm, I have many scars on my shins already from running pedals with screws on my Cross Country bike, and all because I was afraid of using clipless pedals off road.
ReplyDeleteI had a evil BMX as a kid(I swear it was possessed)it had surraded bear traps that attacked the shins. Strangley they were the only BMX pedals that you could buy at the time, I never thought to put standard flat pedals on it, Doh!
ReplyDeleteI rememember those, about 4kg per side.
ReplyDelete1" thick steel spindles surrounded by nice big chunky blades of 2mm plate with a tread pattern modelled on a pruning saw.
They were always rusty too for some reason,
even fresh from the packet.
Aah Tetanus and infections, those were the days.