Help me buy some pedals. From wiggle or chain reaction, I need

Consider shorter crank arms a thin pedal isn't going to save a whole lot on clearance. Pedals are disposable anyway - they are gonna take hits. i use cheap wellgo magnesiums and replace them every year but they rarely lose pins (they are thick doe).

>>1050105
I don't have the funds to do something major like that.

I think it will be easy to find a pedal that is 1/2 as thick as the ones I have now.

If you don't trim that fucking brake line, level your saddle and take off that reflrctor I will kill you in your sleep.

>>1050107
That's just a pic I found on google.

Superstar

http://www.superstarcomponents.com/en/el-plastique-pedals.htm

>>1050110
Nahh. Something made of magnesium or steel.

>>1050112
You fuckin shitwich

>>1050106
How thick are the ones you have now? You're not going to get much thinner than around 25mm (including pins). Second hand cranks can be had fairly cheap and depending on what you have now may not be a downgrade and could save you about 5-10mm.

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/nc-17-std-zero-pro-flat-pedals/rp-prod31835

>>1050126
Just measured. A little under 1.5"

>>1050127
You may also want to compare widths, a narrower pedal will also gain you a bit of clearance when leaned over or from obstacles on the side of the trail. Of course don't go for something so narrow that your foot hangs off the side.

>>1050131
About 3.5" wide

>>1050104
1. crank brah stamps for $$$
2. rf chesters for $$
3. adjust your riding position to avoid pedal strikes for FREE
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