Thanks for the thoughts.
I had thought of trying the Always pedals. They are significantly smaller than
my VP Vice, but honestly, I don’t seem to need a super wide platform for my
foot. I have size 10, not wide feet. More important than size of the pedal, I
think, is that it match my foot.
> On
And now for something completely different ... at least re the pedal
question. My priority is the bearings and comfort underfoot at hight
pressure. I'm hard on bearings. Rocks, roots, and stupid wet, muddy, snowy,
freezing, sludgy riding will do that. VPs lasted me a matter of months and
genera
Thanks for the stats. They look pretty nice. May have to try some. Like
everything Riv sells, I’m sure they will last, so even if I don’t take to them,
I can throw them on my wife or kid’s bikes and be set for years.
> On Nov 24, 2019, at 6:34 PM, The Snag wrote:
>
> I don't notice a huge dif
I don't notice a huge difference but I also use the two bikes differently,
the MKS are on a MTB rig so cornering is not as noticeable. I measure the
main platform of the Monarch at 17mm, more like 22mm with the bumps but
that's not going to affect how tight a turn you can make. VP's website
cal
Thanks for the reply.
Do you notice a big diff with stack height between the Monarch and VP? I
can't find info on the MKS site or elsewhere regarding height of the pedal.
On Saturday, November 23, 2019 at 4:42:30 PM UTC-8, The Snag wrote:
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> I have the Monarch, the VPs, and the older style grip
I have the Monarch, the VPs, and the older style grip king. Out of the 3 I
like the Monarch the best, they have a nice platform that my feet feet
locked in on. If you're worried about tearing up your shoes you could take
out the pins and I think they'd still be very supportive. If you're curious
