Nice work, Sir!
On Fri, Nov 19, 2010 at 5:10 PM, William tapebu...@gmail.com wrote:
Brief Riding update. They work like I expected: They feel just like
Grip Kings under my feet, but the width grip I had is now eliminated.
$3 worth of Aluminum and an hour or two in the garage. Not bad!
Brief Riding update. They work like I expected: They feel just like
Grip Kings under my feet, but the width grip I had is now eliminated.
$3 worth of Aluminum and an hour or two in the garage. Not bad!
On Nov 14, 8:24 am, Mike mjawn...@gmail.com wrote:
I like the mod but I might do a version with a radius instead of a
straight line for the added outside section. Plus I would use a
triangle file and put some notches in it. I don't worry about turning
clearance as I keep my pedal up and haven't had any problems with my
Crank Brothers 50/50's and
Charlie mused:
I like the mod but I might do a version with a radius instead of a
straight line for the added outside section. Plus I would use a
triangle file and put some notches in it. snip
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. . . Which made me think about just using a quill cage from an old pedal.
Undo the GripKing
Charlie and Jon
Absolutely, go for it! There is not enough DIY partsmaking in the
cycling community. In the car-enthusiast community, nearly everybody
has fabricated some part to get it just right, but practically nobody
mods their bike parts. Stay smart and stay safe, but absolutely get
Wow...Nice mod!!! Got me thinking... I wonder if MKS sells just the
grippy extensions I love my current pedals, but they could use a
little more length... Those could probably fit my square pedals, which
already have sufficient width, but would add more length/support
h
BB
On Nov
It's clear to me that that same body could be used to make just about
any kind of pedal. That U that I bent is pretty much a toe clip and
strap type cage. I might remove the front grippy thing and put on a
toe clip or half-clip and see how that works out. The grip king back
end would make for a
It appears that the center piece of the Grip King is the same as the
center piece of the Light Touring model (http://
www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=19662). I
really have grown to love pedaling free. I'll probably continue to use
clipless pedals for brevets and stuff but
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wo0YlOqqISs
Excellent modification! Thanks for taking the time to make and post
that video.
--mike
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