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DMR v12 or new Shimano DX?

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pickle:

--- Quote from: magna13 on December 23, 2008, 10:50 AM ---Ran V8's and V12's and never had a problem with any of them! never ran new DX's but would love a go

and the DMR's i have never slipped off... never!

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Zack.....prey you never do.....like with all pedals....your shins or carfs will know all about it!  :shocked:

magna13:
Too late Pickle...  :( I havent slipped off DMR's but i slipped off some MKS Footjaws i had on my bike...  :(

JT71:
ran v12s on an azonic ds1 back in the late 90s, no probs.

running new school DXs now on my ride and to be honest they do the job.
however I'm thinking of changing them soon, probably for some coloured v12s just fashion not function though.

pickle:
i know this is not a 'what pedal' debate...but my Oddy twisted plastic jobbies are working just fine for me.....but then i don't grind yet and don't exactly ride every week (yet)

JT71:

--- Quote from: pickle on December 23, 2008, 11:19 AM ---i know this is not a 'what pedal' debate...but my Oddy twisted plastic jobbies are working just fine for me.....but then i don't grind yet and don't exactly ride every week (yet)

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and if you grind with your pedal on the coping twobobrob will not be happy.

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when I  do (very little) grinds my pedals seem to be off the coping, but there's some clear marks on my pedals from them hitting some times.
the pins on DXs whilst replaceable don't seem that tough.

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