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The Good:

Good Product

The Bad:

No Bad Product

The Good:

Super grippy and long lasting the chromo spindle is cool aswell

The Bad:

Nothing really

The Good:

Last long my friend had it before I did for 4 years and it didn't slip on him once

The Bad:

I've got nothing, at first 4 years ago I wasn't really into it because I preferred front loads but having it now I can't complain

The Good:

Teeth are great after the last couple years of my friend and then me riding it has still held up great the paint just is awesome as well has really held up nicely I've got it in white and even tho it's been worked in its still looks good when cleaned up

The Bad:

It gets a bit close to the chainstay which is kinda of annoying but easy to fix with a spacer

The Good:

they've lasted this long

The Bad:

maybe weight if that bugs you

The Good:

comfy and not hard on the hands at all i haven't had them for to long (about 2 months) but they've been great so far

The Bad:

nothing so far ill update as time goes on

The Good:

Keeping this short but these have been the best tires I’ve ridden . You can trust these tires . They grip everything and slide when you want them too. I haven’t slipped out on anything I normally expect my tires to slip out on . Including slick wood . The design is super smooth , good for street and park .

Durability is insane , I’ve have mine for a year now and they’re just showing signs of wear after hundreds of kilometres on them . Sliders too , doesnt wear down the tread

The Bad:

Slightly heavy , 2.2 size is more like a 2.2 ( run 2.2 back and 2.4 front and they’re about the same )

The Good:

Super responsive street frame

The Bad:

nothing, awesome frame

The Good:

Everything

The Bad:

Nothing, awesome price awesome frame

The Good:

Durable, simple, interchangeable bodies, universal bodies, metal pins when plastic pins wear down, no bearings, lifetime warranty axle, grippy, not too grippy, large platform

The Bad:

Pretty expensive initially, heavier than most pedals I've tried

Easily the most solid and best designed pedals Ive ever used. I recommend taking ALL the metal pins out and wearing through the plastic pins first. Replace the steel pins once you have worn the plastic pins down to the body. You will get a lot more use out of the pedal bodies this way and the pedals wont be too grippy initially. The pedals have no bearings and just have one bolt holding everything in place. The bolt is easily accessible ftom the outside. No annoying caps to remove and small sockets to adjust the pedals. The pedals come with a rubber o-ring pre-installed to prevent the pedals from spinning when you are doing tricks Read More »