If you get the GK's put some pins into them as a custom option. They
really help. I ride a couple different BMX style platforms (with pins)
and my feet stick to them just fine.
On May 22, 3:33 pm, Rex Kerr wrote:
> Thank you Grant. I might be ordering a set of King Grip pedals soon to
> give the
Rex, I rode on Frogs almost exclusively for the better part of a decade and
loved them because they gave my knees lots of freedom while keeping my feet
(usually in Keen Commuters) firmly on the pedal, and they allowed me to
pedal through fast corners when I felt I wanted or needed to, as when
c
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 3:33 PM, Rex Kerr wrote:
> Thank you Grant. I might be ordering a set of King Grip pedals soon to
> give them a try -- I did ride them on your Hunqapillar bike the last time I
> was there, and IIRC they supported my feet well. And in the meantime, I'll
> keep trying to r
Thank you Grant. I might be ordering a set of King Grip pedals soon to
give them a try -- I did ride them on your Hunqapillar bike the last time I
was there, and IIRC they supported my feet well. And in the meantime, I'll
keep trying to retrain myself. :-)
On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 8:20 PM, Grant
I agree with all...but happen to have micro-knowledge about some
particulars. The Grip King pedal has the best clearance of any pedal
we sell...was designed to win and does. Much of this is obvioius, but
here it is all at once: Pedal clearance is only a function of
how far the pedal sticks out (rel
I pedal strike on occasion on my AHH with 175 cranks and king grips. I have
another bike that needs new cranks, so I'm leaning towards moving the
current 175 AHH cranks over and getting 170s for Homer. But like others
have said... I think it's more a user error than a problem with the bike.
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On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 4:17 PM, charlie wrote:
> Hmmmweird.would think the diff to be only 10 -12mm since the
> thickness of the pedal cage is about one inch with the axle running
> through the center. On those froggy pedals the axle is the same
>
It's more than that though, because the
I wouldn't worry about it. If you're riding a Riv you probably aren't
racing...don't pedal through the corners and keep your outside crank
in the down position if you are turning agressively at high speed (you
should do that regardless of what pedal you are using). I've used the
MKS touring pedal
Hmmmweird.would think the diff to be only 10 -12mm since the
thickness of the pedal cage is about one inch with the axle running
through the center. On those froggy pedals the axle is the same basic
size and so wouldn't be more than 6 -7 mm farther from the ground.
(I'm curious, maybe do so
