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Good PC pedals
Until u Stuart pedal grinds
They wil last if u don't grind with ur pedals good solid pedals, honestly they are pretty good, just don't do too many pedal grinds
they have a lot of grip and are a nice size and they don't wear out to easily
not much other than after they actually start to get worn down they really start to go
they are really great pedals for the price and I will most likely be getting them again
Grip
Aesthetics
Price
Weight
Nothing at the moment
Replaced my Odyssey Twisted's with these, not really knowing what to expect. So far they have been real grippy riding park and street, although they are still to prove themselves at the trails. Overall, great pedals that I would wholeheartedly recommend.
Really light and good when dry
If it's raining or water comes in any contact with the pedal your feet slip
Even though these pedals have the tendency to slip, I can definitely see myself picking up another pair when I need to! Perfect when not wet! I live in Arizona so rain rarely comes anyway ;)
they seem to be pretty good they could use a couple more pins but yeah
the pedal for my right side doesnt spin much its really tight n my left one spins really well so i dont know if its a random fault or most of em are like it u dunno
they pretty nice just the little things arnt that great
Nice and grippy
Not much, their large idk if that's bad or good to you but I like it
I'll defiantly buy them again, might get the metal one next time though just to try me out
plastic, not really a shin destroyer,
not that many pins on every side, slips from time to time
I like these pedals, they aren't the grippiest ones but grippy enough to hold you on the bike. Can't really go wrong with plastic pedals. They are relatively strong, didn't snap on me yet after a season. The bearings aren't the smoothest but they are strong. I like it
THERE GRIPPPPPPY!
i was riding one day and i had tightend them... not too much... and the peddle just became soooo wobbly and loose and it just fell right of the spindle. i had to ride home on a spindle
ehhh i loved theemmm! had them for a year... sudenly broke on me
Really grippy for a while...
... Then they lose all grip. I cracked mine first week.
If you need cheap pedals, i mean need need, get them but dont run em long term.
They grip nice,
Bunch of colors
they seem like they are hard to break,
The bearings in my right pedal came loose, i dont know if they came like that when i got them, or if it was from riding that day, but i never have had this happen before.
I have rode many diffrent pedals fly, shadow (nostras) eclat, odyssey, and premiums, overall, these are my favorite for grip wise, how ever i have had the problem with the bearings in my right pedal. Overall these are good pedals, for grip wise they also slide good. But the bearings being how they were, kinda upset me
| Product | Shadow Conspiracy Ravager Plastic Pedals |
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| Freestyle | |
| Plastic | |
| 4140 heat treated | |
| Black, White, Crimson Red, Purple, Highlighter Blue, Orange, Gray, Electric Lime, Perma Blue | |
| 0 lb 13.6 oz (386 g) | |
| $17.99 | |
| Low profile body with knurling for additional traction Injection molded composite with molded pins Loose ball only 4140 heat treated spindle Replacement parts available Weight: 13.6 oz per pair |
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