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Axiom Road Gap Flats

Average Rating 4.00/5
# of Reviews 5
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Description:
    • Cartridge bearings
    • Perfect for dual slalom and BMX riding
    • Flat pedals with a large surface area

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      Submitted by Jack Hennigan a Downhiller from Calgary, Alberta
      Date Reviewed: 3/7/2008 4:06:30 PM
      FavoriteTrail: Race of Spades
      Duration Product Used: 2 Years
      Price Paid: $80
      Purchased At: bow cycle
      Strengths: good grip, nice finish
      Weaknesses: pins, bearing and warranty
      Similar Products Tried: lots of other high end flat pedals
      Bike Setup: demo 9 and santa cruz bullet
      Bottom Line: I have two pairs of these pedals and they have great grip. they DO NOT HAVE A LIFETIME WARRANTY, though. The pins constantly fall out unless you locktite them in and the bearings crush very easily.
      I went to warranty one pair and they said that the bearings are not covered under warranty, yet to quote there website:

      "Double bushings with double row sealed cartridge bearings - Replaceable pins - Lifetime warranty"

      Does that statement not sound like the whole pedal is covered? Especially since they mention bearings and litetime warranty in the same statement.

      Good Pedals, but if you don't mind paying extra for good warranties from companies, look around because the axiom lifetime warranty is just marketing hype.
      Value Rating: 2 Overall Rating: 2

      Submitted by hippie from Canada
      Date Reviewed: 5/23/2007 8:51:29 AM
      Duration Product Used: 3 months
      Price Paid: $70
      Purchased At: Gerick Sports
      Strengths: Not to expensive, seem to be good quality, sealed bearing axles, large pedal body.
      Weaknesses: Pins fall out if not lock-tighted and regularly tightened, wears out shoe soles.
      Similar Products Tried: Axiom Double Jump, Easton Flatboy, Welgo flats, Kona pedals, 1664 BMX Beaver Traps, generic platform.
      Bike Setup: Hardtail freeride/trail/dirt jump.
      Bottom Line: Good pedal. Not the best one out there, but pretty good. Just make sure to check the pins from time to time and get a harder-compound soled shoe. Would I recomend them? Yes. Will I buy another pair? Probably not, there are many good pedals for the same price. But the Road Gaps seem to work as they should, and the sealed bearing axle is perfect. Good value for what you get: replacable pins, life time warrenty, sealed axles, large pedal body, durable. But do your research before you decide on these. You can get great pedals without the draw backs (AKA: DMR V-12).
      Value Rating: 4 Overall Rating: 3

      Submitted by cole a Downhiller from vancouver
      Date Reviewed: 12/1/2006 10:54:01 PM
      FavoriteTrail: frieght train
      Duration Product Used: 6 months
      Price Paid: $80
      Purchased At: fanatic co
      Strengths: pins are good, adjustable length lots of surface area, spins super smooth sealed bearings don't spin as much making trick easier very light cromoly spindle
      Weaknesses: none so far
      Similar Products Tried: kona pedals cheap axiom pedals couple no name pedals
      Bottom Line: there may be better looking pedals out there but these take the cake for durability and performance, and a lifetime warranty on top of that these pedals are winners!
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by nathan a Downhiller from ancaster
      Date Reviewed: 6/19/2006 7:43:15 PM
      Duration Product Used: 6 months
      Price Paid: $90
      Purchased At: periks
      Strengths: massive surface area
      tons of grip
      look cool
      sealed bearings
      LIFETIME WARANTEE
      Weaknesses: cost to much
      Similar Products Tried: stock specialized
      DMR v 8s
      Crank bros 50/50 (suck)
      Bike Setup: 2 wheels a handlebar, you know...
      Bottom Line: these pedals are sweet.. there is a massive amount of grip to them and you dont have to worry about breaking them in the first year of use because of the lifetime warantee!

      the only bad thing i can see about them i have to keep buying shoes because of the gaping holes they leave(i might have to take some pins out)

      if money is an issue id go with DMR v8 s or the v12s for a lil extra. but i take these pedals first any day
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5

      Submitted by wiggybomb a Downhiller from Canada
      Date Reviewed: 5/4/2006 9:09:28 AM
      Duration Product Used: 2 Years
      Price Paid: $80
      Strengths: Solid, great bearings and they grip like hell even after 2 years on the same pins.
      Weaknesses: none sofar after 2 and a half years of riding on them.
      Similar Products Tried: some wellgos
      Bottom Line: 2 years and the bearings work like i bought them yesterday. already went through i pair of shoes when i wore big holes through the bottoms and i bet my shins sure wish i didnt buy them. had some pins fall out after a couple of rides but nothing locktight couldnt fix. i you need a pedal that will last this is for you.
      Value Rating: 5 Overall Rating: 5



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