Pedals Advice
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You've forgot to put on what your actually usingI can’t comment on those but have been using these for nearly a decade and are as good as any , easy to service , cheaper and made in the Uk
I ride Race Face Atlas Pedals. If the Aefects were more to my liking I wouldn't hesitate to get them. Race Face has a lifetime guarantee, and their customer service has always been willing to send new parts. They're a good company.
Silly meYou've forgot to put on what your actually using
Nano EVO2.0 Pedals
The next level of performance is here - The Nano-X EVO2.0 is precision machined in the UK to exacting tolerances, in our Lincoln CNC machining facility. We have taken years of experience and customer feedback, tweaked and refined to create then latest incarnation of the Nano line. Using the...
www.superstarcomponents.com
I looked at those when buying new pedals recently but ended up going for Race Face Atlas for a couple of reasons. The Aeffect Rs are a bit too big in my book, and the Atlas is a little more compact, a little thinner and has a concave platform which is something I always go for. i think both are a round the same price if you shop around.
steve_sordy
Wedding Crasher
DMR Vault. £79.99 from here, or for £1 more you can have a choice of colours and pins from eBay.
I got my first pair in 2010 when I was offered a £100 voucher when I bought a bike. I needed some pedals so I bought the Vaults at £99.99. There is no way I would have spent that much on pedals back in 2010 without them being essentially free; my previous pair cost £5! (Some horrendous bear trap style things).
I was so impressed with them that when I bought a second bike in 2014, I bought some Vaults without hesitation. It just happened that for each set the best price was black with blue pins. So I now have two pedals that look the same. Initially there was the new pair and the old pair that were easily distinguishable, but as the years have passed, I can't tell them apart. It is now 2024 and one is 14 years old and one is 10 years old. I have fitted four and maybe five sets of bearings in total to them that cost about £9 each. I have no idea how many sets of bearings have been fitted to which pedals. The pedals just keep going! For the last five years I only have the one bike. So one set of pedals is on the bike, the other is in my bike box ready to go with a new set of bearings.
Tip: Remove the leading pin from each side of each pedal. That is the pin that will rake down your shin bone!
DMR Vault Pedal in Black
The DMR Vault Pedal is a versatile option suitable for riders who require a larger platform for better stability. Their robust construction and adjustable pins make them a reliable choice for off-road riding.
www.teamcycles.com
I got my first pair in 2010 when I was offered a £100 voucher when I bought a bike. I needed some pedals so I bought the Vaults at £99.99. There is no way I would have spent that much on pedals back in 2010 without them being essentially free; my previous pair cost £5! (Some horrendous bear trap style things).
I was so impressed with them that when I bought a second bike in 2014, I bought some Vaults without hesitation. It just happened that for each set the best price was black with blue pins. So I now have two pedals that look the same. Initially there was the new pair and the old pair that were easily distinguishable, but as the years have passed, I can't tell them apart. It is now 2024 and one is 14 years old and one is 10 years old. I have fitted four and maybe five sets of bearings in total to them that cost about £9 each. I have no idea how many sets of bearings have been fitted to which pedals. The pedals just keep going! For the last five years I only have the one bike. So one set of pedals is on the bike, the other is in my bike box ready to go with a new set of bearings.
Tip: Remove the leading pin from each side of each pedal. That is the pin that will rake down your shin bone!
spurty30
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Just bought a set of pnw composite flat pedals in the grey,have to say they are super grippy and very stable. worth a look as they're not well as well known as some brands but I'm impressed with the quality and the price. On sale at the moment for £43
pnwcomponents.co.uk
RANGE COMPOSITE PEDAL
Houston, we have... no problems here. The all-new Range Pedal is the perfect blend of comfort, grip, affordability and colorful pops for the best no-compromise flat pedal. Glass fiber-reinforced nylon composite 390g per pair 1 inboard bushing, 1x cartridge bearing, 1x roller bearing 22 steel...
pnwcomponents.co.uk
Tip: Remove the leading pin from each side of each pedal. That is the pin that will rake down your shin bone!
I amended my pedals after you initially posted this and it's a brilliant idea.
NorthernDust
New Member
Have Nanos on my 3 bikes as does my mate. Great pedal, used different incarnations over the yearsSilly me
Nano EVO2.0 Pedals
The next level of performance is here - The Nano-X EVO2.0 is precision machined in the UK to exacting tolerances, in our Lincoln CNC machining facility. We have taken years of experience and customer feedback, tweaked and refined to create then latest incarnation of the Nano line. Using the...www.superstarcomponents.com
Autsch! Well there was a time when bloodletting was very popular. Leech seems to be less painfull than pins. 
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