Free to a good home vintage MTB pedals wif PATINA.
04-02-23, 11:53 AM
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Free to a good home vintage MTB pedals wif PATINA.
These have found a good home
So in my continuing efforts to pretend to downsize, I came across these pedals that like haven’t seen daylight since the very early’90s. These ar emy first mountain bike pedals and were on my StreetStomper, HK II and even my Campagnolo festooned Cannondale (it was given to me) before I switched to LOOK MudEvac.
They are KKT FMC Lightening and are correctly dressed out for late '80s mountainbiking wif Specialize toeclips and even "toe flips" to help you get into them, Avineir chartuese toestraps with Cateye buttons. Also included is correct novice patina from hitting every object in my path!! The spindles spin freely and surprisingly smooth but I'm sure they would benefit from a good overhaul.
If you're interested in these great historical pedals let me know and I'll get them posted to you
So in my continuing efforts to pretend to downsize, I came across these pedals that like haven’t seen daylight since the very early’90s. These ar emy first mountain bike pedals and were on my StreetStomper, HK II and even my Campagnolo festooned Cannondale (it was given to me) before I switched to LOOK MudEvac.
They are KKT FMC Lightening and are correctly dressed out for late '80s mountainbiking wif Specialize toeclips and even "toe flips" to help you get into them, Avineir chartuese toestraps with Cateye buttons. Also included is correct novice patina from hitting every object in my path!! The spindles spin freely and surprisingly smooth but I'm sure they would benefit from a good overhaul.
If you're interested in these great historical pedals let me know and I'll get them posted to you
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04-02-23, 12:10 PM
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Those buttons are hard to find. I know, I’ve looked for them. Someone will come along to offer these a good 🏡
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04-02-23, 01:49 PM
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I haven’t seen those toe flip thingies in years.
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