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silentG
a All Mountain RiderDate Reviewed: February 22, 2013
Strengths: Light, thin, grippy. Rebuild kits available from DeityWeaknesses: None so farBottom Line: I replaced my DMR V8 magnesium pedals with Wellgo B-103. The Wellgo were thinner, lighter, and more durable than the Wellgo.
As time went on and my trusty Wellgo were slowly beaten to a pulp I decided to give the Compound a try.
I wasn't sure about a plastic pedal body so I found a pair on Pinkbike in good shape and for less than the Compound goes for new.
After 4 months I have not put my Wellgo back on as the Compound is quite good. Any reservations I had about a plastic pedal body have been put to rest as the pedal slides off rocks and slides through a hit versus the more pronounced hit feeling that an aluminum body pedal provides
These pedals are actually thinner and lighter than my B-103 and the pedal shape under foot is nice. Pedal is very grippy with thinner pins than the B-103 and the grub screws of the DMR V8.
I'm sold on plastic pedals for All Mountain/trail riding here in Arizona. Deity rebuild kits for the pedal is a bonus as well.
Duration Product Used: 4 months
Purchased At: Pinkbike
Similar Products Used: Wellgo B-103, DMR V8 Mag
Bike Setup: Santa Cruz Heckler
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DOCRIGID
a DownhillerDate Reviewed: September 11, 2012
Strengths: cheap, light, grippy, and strongWeaknesses: haven't found any yetBottom Line: have been riding these on my DJ, and DH bike. the DH bike gets about 20+ days a year so not so much wear and tear. the DJ bike gets sent almost daily. they have held up fantastically. no loss of pins no wearing out of bushings yet. I find them to have great grip with skate shoes, and rediculous grip with sticky sole shoes. the center raised section might take you a day to get used to but I have not found any issues with it.
Favorite Trail: the garden
Duration Product Used: 1 year plus
Purchased At: smart bike parts
Similar Products Used: e13 pedals, plastic bmx pedals.
Bike Setup: DJ, deity cryptkeeper, profile cranks, tree chainring, thompson stem seatpost, hope rear, dmr rigid fork, deity everything else.
DH(mini) 07 sxtrail, full xo build, vivid w/ti spring, totem, boobars, thompson stem, sdg post/saddle, deemax.
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SamL3227
a Downhiller
from Helena MTDate Reviewed: January 31, 2012
Strengths: price, total and for rebuilding them.
weight, at 340g they are down there with alot of high end and expensive options
durability. so far it seems that rocks just slide off, much less damage than i was expecting. and even if i did break one, its an easy/cheep fix.
thinness. going from lopros this was a huge change. very goodWeaknesses: lack of concave. feels weird, dont see why they couldnt have made them thicker at the ends. but grip w/ 510s is excellent. not too much. but with other shoes they seem somewhat lacking in the grip department
pedal body not tightened totally from box. drive side came loose 2nd ride. after it was tightened no problems since.Bottom Line: minus the concave issue i have and the loose pedal these pedals are above and beyond what i thought. i will buy them again. and again if there are not any reasonably priced spindle less(or however they get there) thinner pedals out there by whenever that is.
note: the allen bolt on outside of pedal is just a cover to get into the actual spindle nut. it will just turnover if you try to tighten it. worried me significantly until i just backed it out and realized what was up.
Favorite Trail: show me the horse trail
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At: Great Divide Cyclery
Similar Products Used: specialized lo pros. animal hamiltons
Bike Setup: 05 sxt. totem DHrc2/dhx5air
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