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November 07, 2007
"BLOOD" TRAILMIX PEDALS
The new "Blood" Trailmix pedals are available now.
JIM CIELENCKI "BLOOD" TRAILMIX PEDAL
- Same shape, materials and spindles as the original JC pedal.
- Slimmed-down bridge sections and longer gripping pins.
- Knurl-free contact surface to prevent dirt from getting clogged.
- All new 17mm wrench-flat spindle ends (with 6mm allen key slots).
- Looseball
- Replacement pins included.
For more info on Trailmix pedals, click HERE.
Contact your local shop/mailorder for info.
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dam looks so sick
might ditch my mg jc for these
Posted by: nopobmxer at November 7, 2007 10:22 AMWish they would update the classic JC pedals to these spindles. The lighter stuff is fine, but not for us bigger guys, haha. Any word on if the classic pedals are already updated or going to be in the future or better yet, if these spindles will work like it says "they should". I'm only implying they should because it says "Same shape, materials and spindles as the original JC pedal."
Hell yeah, love them though, color is sick!
Posted by: dustin at November 7, 2007 11:18 AMi know this is off topic ...what hazard rear axle is stronger the solid or the hollow? i know a hollow tube is stronger than a solid but, i have a friend who has bent the hollow one. would he be better on the solid?( i run the hollow with no problems and i am in the 200+ club.) thanks for the help.
Posted by: tbo at November 7, 2007 11:29 AMUse common sense, something solid made out of the same material will be stronger than something hollow.
Posted by: TIMBO JOHNSON at November 7, 2007 12:06 PMActually, hollow can be stronger on heat treated parts because the heat can flow through the hollow part better then solid.
I say stay with the hollow one.
"Wish they would update the classic JC pedals to these spindles."-dustin
We are working on that as a running change in the OG JC.
Posted by: Jim B at November 7, 2007 12:13 PMCarnage!!!
Posted by: Guyroy at November 7, 2007 05:43 PMhey jim b tell jimmy levan i said i hope he gets well
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jim b proveing someone wrong as usual.
Posted by: jross at November 7, 2007 08:23 PMlook back like two years ago and look at the post it makes me sad to see how little people are involved with bmx now.
Posted by: jross at November 7, 2007 09:14 PM"look back like two years ago and look at the post it makes me sad to see how little people are involved with bmx now."
What are you talking about?
Posted by: Guyroy at November 7, 2007 09:39 PM