I think there are two approaches to expensive components, neither
better or worse, but different.

On the one hand, many look at the expensive product as a Sunday best.
They want the product to remain in its original unmarked condition as
long as humanly possible.  Others accept the scratches and bumps as
being part of what the intended use for the product.

I remember a while back one of the auto magazines had an article about
some guy who bought a top of the line limited run Ferrari.  Where the
dozen or so others Ferrari produced of the model were going straight
to climate controlled garages, this guy said he hoped to have 100,000
miles on the car within a year.

If the White pedals are anything like their other products, they will
work wonderfully for years.  They may not stay looking swell, but that
is the risk I will take for using them.

On Apr 9, 8:07 am, Seth Vidal <skvi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:02 AM, JoelMatthews <joelmatth...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> > So far my LBS does not have any of the new White Ind. pedals in
> > stock.  The on line merchants who carry White products do not seem to
> > have them either.
>
> > At least one blogger has flickered photos of his wonderful White Ind.
> > pedals.  I am thinking perhaps they are shipping to the West Coast
> > first?
>
> > In case you have not seen them, here is a link:
>
> >http://urbanvelo.org/white-industries-pedal-sneak-peak/
>
> > They would look great on a Riv.  And I think match well with the way
> > most of us ride.
>
> > I think the Whites will work great on my city bike.  It currently has
> > a wonderful set of MKS RX-1s fitted with a Bruce Gordon half clip.
> > The MKS look good and have very smooth bearings.  They are just a tad
> > small for my size 10 feet.  Whites look a bit larger and are designed
> > for half clips. Guess I need to be more patient.
>
> Wow, the MSRP on the pedals is daunting, though:
>
>         Platform pedal           $  235.00              
>
> from:http://www.whiteind.com/suggestedretailprice.html
>
> One thing I like about the MKS touring pedals is at $30 a pair I can
> beat the crap out of them w/o too much concern about ruining them.
>
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