[wildkyle90]

Anyone ever use these? For a platform, they seem to have some nubs on them for grip.

And look at the weight (200 Grams a Pair!!!)

http://cgi.ebay.com/BICYCLE-BIKE-PE...Cycling_Parts_Accessories?hash=item439c987d02

 

[wildkyle90]

just looking at their size, their about 1/2 an inch smaller than average pedals though..

 

[wildkyle90]

turns out their basically the same thing as the wellgo wr-1 also, so if any1 has those, how are they?

 

[stylie]

I wouldn't use them for any real biking due to a lack of grip and durability, they look like they would snap with too much pressure or one good wreck. But I would throw them on my spare bike I use to walk my dog for a little pimpness. Good looking pedals. I'm thinking the green ones are going to be sent to my house

 

[standard3x]

Don't knock the Sars pedals until you've tried 'em. They can easily take aggressive XC riding with no problems.

I haven't checked, but I believe that the Sars pedals are built using bearings (says so on the packaging) as opposed to the inferior DU bushings found in the Wellgo WR-1 pedals - which might also be a contributing factor towards the weight difference of the two pedals other than the shape of the platform surface.

I originally chose the Sars pedals over the Wellgo pedals simply because of the humourous, tongue-in-cheek usage of the acronym Sars (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) as a brand name. That, and because they were lightweight, and of a similar footprint to the original Time ATAC Carbons that I had been used to.

 

[unrooted]

They are 3.66 inches across. I hope they work, I just bought some for my wife's bike. I wish she would stick to clipless though.

 

[yeahbike]

Decent light pedals

I have definitely slammed them into rocks, drops, small jumps, and they have came up fine. Love them. Also used them for AM rides.

 

[jasonub]

sometimes my foot slides forward when i shift gears or on a power stroke.

Ill be getting something wider for my size 11 feet.

hopefully 130 grams each will be the max