Showing posts with label bike pedals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike pedals. Show all posts

3/01/2012

Sunlite Bicycle Mountain Bike Plastic Pedals, 9/16 In, 1 pair Review

Sunlite Bicycle Mountain Bike Plastic Pedals, 9/16 In, 1 pair
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I bought some of these to replace some other pedals. The bearings had a little roughness out of the box. I adjusted them and the roughness is gone.
I want to attach toe clips and will have to do a little re-engineering to make that work. I believe they will hold up pretty well, even though the body of the pedals is a composite material.
The reflectors attach more firmly than some more expensive pedals I have used.

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10/29/2011

Diamondback Jumping Tube with Schrader Valve Review

Diamondback Jumping Tube with Schrader Valve
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Tired of cheap thin tubes that blow all the time ??? This tube is your answer.........Twice as thick and more durable than any tube used before!!

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10/15/2011

Diamondback Pro Bite Pedals Review

Diamondback Pro Bite Pedals
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These are simple, sturdy pedals. They grip well, and shed snow and mud well. The factory adjustment was too tight. I repacked and adjusted the bearings. They were straightforward to adjust. NON MECHANICS BEWARE: pedals are more of a pain to overhaul than most of the other ball bearings on a bike.
I think that these pedals will outlast the cages around them. I wish that the replaceable cages were for sale separately.
P.S. these are rebranded wellgo pedals. wellgo makes TONS of pedals and gets them rebranded for companies like diamondback and redline.

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9/04/2011

Diamondback Bigfoot Pedals Review

Diamondback Bigfoot Pedals
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If you have wide feet, these pedals are probably what you are looking for. I was worried that they might be too big and bulky, but they aren't. My feet are pretty wide, and these pedals seem to be just right. The pins really do hold your shoes in place too. And they're inexpensive. The only con I can think of is they seem pretty heavy, but really, if you're looking at this type of pedal, what's a few grams here and there.
Install was easy (they're pedals). There were even instructions on the packaging, which was nice. The instructions did refer to one pedal having an "R" on it somewhere, and the other an "L". I didn't see these letters on them anywhere, but I could tell by looking at the threads which was which. It was good of them to include instructions, so that people know which one is reverse threaded.
In all, a very nice platform pedal, especially for the price.


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8/24/2011

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 1/2 - Inch) Review

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 1/2 - Inch)
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Replaced the cheapo pedals on a cheapo mountain bike. I ride the streets but sometimes the asphalt qualifies as off road. At 220lbs the cheapo pedals lasted only a week before cracking. With these cast pedals I have no fear of standing on them. The nubs are cast-in so no fear of slipping. Also wide (front to back). I think they are holed for toe clips. Lite weight.

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With molded traction pins and a concave alloy body, the Diamandback Sound pedals are everything you need in a high quality BMX pedal

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8/23/2011

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 9/16 - Inch, Pack of 2) Review

Diamondback Sound Pedal (Black Alloy, 9/16 - Inch, Pack of 2)
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These are great pedals for the casual cyclist. Recently, I've been taking my bike to work much more to save money (my bike's a 2001 Diamondback Outlook). Unfortunately, resin pedals just don't cut it for me, often cracking after only a few months of limited use (keeping in mind, however, that I'm a pretty big guy at 6'3 and 280 lbs, and the pedals aren't the only thing that's broken before; I've also had to replace a seatpost clamp and a worn crank arm in the past.) I know most experienced cyclists would say, "It's a fact of life that resin pedals are worthless," but I don't make a lot of money, so I don't have the luxury of being able to spend a lot on repairing and maintaining my bike. I saw these pedals and thought that I'd give them a try, and I've not been disappointed.
I could feel the difference the first time I rode with them. While I used to feel resin pedals give a little when I push down (even brand new ones), these aluminum pedals are about as solid as I've ever felt. The traction pegs grip my shoes really well, and I just wear running shoes usually. I like that the pedals are so big, because, as I said before, I'm a big guy, and that means I have big feet, which also lets me apply more force.
I will say that the pedals are noticeably heavier than other pedals, but this wasn't much of a concern for me. I know that if you're going to get anything for a bike, you consider three factors (expense, weight, and durability) and pick the two that matter the most to you. So, personally, I'm willing to ride something that's a little heavier so long as I can get something inexpensive that will last a while.
I don't anticipate having to buy new pedals for a long time, but if it does happen, I wouldn't hesitate to buy these again.
UPDATE: I was recently hit by a car on my way in to work, and I think it worth noting that the pedals were still usable; cosmetic damage only, so yeah, I'd say they're fairly solid, and worth the extra weight. I plan on salvaging these and installing them on my next bike.

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