I need new pedals.. aftermarket?

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12-05-12, 10:02 PM

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They are excellent pedals, and you actually screw them on vs clipping them on like a few aftermarket pedals.

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12-06-12, 09:15 AM

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Anyone ever try spraying bedliner or rhinoliner or something like that on their pedals for improved grip?

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12-06-12, 10:36 AM

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take the stock pedals and cover them with skateboard grip tape.

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12-06-12, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by sc400ka

take the stock pedals and cover them with skateboard grip tape.

The only bad part about that is that when they get dirty, they're hard to clean. Also, it tends to ruin shoes. Otherwise it works great, especially the coarser stuff.

Gator grip is good stuff, and is super grippy. One sheet would be enough to do the pedals in 2-3 cars too.
http://longboardskater.com/longboard...ape-11-XC.html

The reason I was thinking bedliner would be that it seems like it would be easier to clean. Thoughts?

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