AndjaVXC

Those style pedals, to this day, still scare the bejesus out of me. I had a pair on my GT when I was a kid, slipped off them and ran one up them right up the front of my shin, digging 3 deep, bleeding channels up the front of my leg.

jtbadge

Oh, god. That sounds awful.

I have the metal-bodied Race Face Æffect pedals on my fatbike, and slipping off of them has never even come close to happening. I think that's gotta depend a lot on footwear. Then again, I don't think I would ever be going fast enough on that or an MTB (especially SSMTB) to have too many problems. Fingers crossed. I definitely am reluctant to go clipless for these applications.

dim

Muffin Man

Pro vibe stem. Need to get some goof off, and then I can take pictures of the SS evo

AndjaVXC

Little update to my recently having bought a K710 SL. I actually BENT the handle on my little Rivoli chainbreaker becire the stupid mushroomed pin would actually pop free. So I grabbed a nut driver that fit the handle, and one of my hardened steel punches, and upgraded! 10x the leverage made very short work of the offending pin!

Bair

have the same chain tool. It's amazing for the price. Even worked on a super rust chain i had.

Scrodzilla

I still have scars on my legs from when I was a kid racing BMX in the 80's and using these:

AndjaVXC

It's a great little tool, the pin is super tough, but the little twist-handle couldn't hold up to those SL rivets. Once I pulled it off, and had more leverage on both handles, it worked super smooth.

Scrod, those pedals are nightmarish, dude.

Muffin Man

Rad display stand that @thewilson made.

If you're looking at it right, most of it just disappears, and its super cool. Can accommodate pretty wide tires (~35c?) and the joints are well made and fit tight so the stand is solid. I heard he was planning on making one out of wood too, so that might be an option in the future. Definitely a cool way to declutter and store a bike, and supporting a rad dude also.

50voltphantom

Crupi Pro Squares or gtfo.

pwebb

Archetype's to formula hubs for the squirrel's bareknuckle.

jtbadge

35c Panaracer T-Serv tires for the NB Zona. Saving the MXPs for next cross season.

Lando Arango

LOL, i am 46 years old, here are my scars (when i was 15) on left leg from those same exact pedals on my Hutch Prostar!

mrjohnmalton

Some black MKS Urban Platforms, toe clips, and Toshi straps.

SCK

Phil Wood Outboard BB for some used Omniums and a 44RN 47T Chainring from Retrogression. I also won some Suzue Promax SB's laced to Gray Archetypes off the eBay for the Parallax.

Leukybear 

Way cool, I can picture a lot of booths @ interbike using them

Have you tried using it on hardwood floors?

xipil

the nicest stand I've seen ��������

redeye25

Bought these for $35

thewilson 

I use mine on a painted wood floor. Doesn't seem to scratch the floor but occasionally i need to pay a little more attention to pull the bike out so the stand doesn't drag. It's def a stand more for show than anything.

Bair

Minoura single behind the saddle cage holder
Orbea 540mm flat bars
Front brake + lever

TimothyH

websterrr

for my faceneck

Kindaslow

Got SKS longboard fenders for my commuter. The Spesh fenders were driving me crazy, just would not stay in place. Plus, these appear to have better coverage.

AndjaVXC

Dig that Park chain tool, might have to get one to keep on me, so I can leave my other at home.

Bair

-Fiberglass Zefal Cage in red (cus red is vry fast)
-a random front brake and lever set
-Minoura behind the saddle cage mount (have been eyeing this for months)