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Wellgo LU-A52

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Average Rating 2.33/5
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    Submitted by Pasqualito1606 a Downhiller from Canada
    Date Reviewed: August 20, 2008
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Purchased At:Norco
    Strengths:Look, bearings
    Weaknesses:Pins fell if you don't use loctite. No grip
    Bike Setup:norco a-line park edition 2008
    Bottom Line:Dont buy these pedals for downhill. No grip at all and pins fell off. Great look and strong bearing. Once again i dont recommend those for DH riders
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:2

    Submitted by willy makit a Weekend Warrior from orlando
    Date Reviewed: October 5, 2007
    Favorite Trail:anytrail
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:came with bike
    Strengths:cheap price, good grip
    Weaknesses:bend easily I jumped off of a bench and bent the left pedal I then kicked it back so I could ride home
    Similar Products Used:many over the years
    Bike Setup:Iron Horse Yakuza Ojiki
    Bottom Line:unless your broke dont but these you will be buying replacements very soon
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Phil Chadwick a Weekend Warrior from San Diego, CA
    Date Reviewed: July 9, 2007
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $20.00
    Purchased At:pricepoint.com
    Strengths:replaceable studs, sealed bearings, large pedal area, looks to be strong.
    Weaknesses:none known yet. will get a few miles on it and post if any problems show up
    Similar Products Used:pedls that came on mid-range bikes
    Bike Setup:haro xls r5 20' frame, stock components
    Bottom Line:a good pedal for the price. geared towards the BMXer, but the type of pedal I like for trails and occasional downhill on the full susp Haro I ride. won't destroy your ankles, but looks like your foot wont slip off easily either. when you spend a few hundred paying for a good used bike, it hurts to pay $70+ for a set of non-clip in pedals. thats where these pedals fit in- good features at a cheap price.
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:4






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