New pedals!

[albanoodle]

Decided to change the old rubber pedals to something a bit more sporty.

OEM alu pedals (part number 35000410099).

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The covers for the brake and clutch is a tight fit. I used some liquid spray silicone to ease the job - scratched my finger anyway! Blood, pedals and silicone - great!


AN.

 

[highstream]

NICE! ive got the same pedalset

 

[enfield]

You know what - I like the original ones....

not!

Good job.

 

[fire-n-ice]

Oh yea, much better, I like them a lot ...still in love with InSTg8r's though...*sigh*.. :sweetheart:

 

[Aebous]

Yeah I caught myself looking at some new pedals the other day....tempting to say the least.

 

[vaderZ4M]

Wish I had seen this post several weeks ago. They look great. Any ideas about the dead pedal?? I cannot find anything that would work to make it fit these pedals.

 

[Gauss]

Yea I've been thinking about doing this for a long time but I never saw any pictures of people with these pedals before. how was the installation anyway I hear you just slide them over the old pedal

 

[20ducks]

Wish I had seen this post several weeks ago. They look great. Any ideas about the dead pedal?? I cannot find anything that would work to make it fit these pedals.

Ultimate Pedals

 

[Incompatible]

"Decided to change the old rubber pedals to something a bit more sporty."

Proven to produce a 0.00001 to 0.00002% increase in speed and acceleration. Looks good!

 

[albanoodle]

No ideas regarding the dead pedal - sorry. Would be super sweet though!

Regarding installation; the clutch and brake is slide off, slide on - tight fit but doable. The accellerator is a torque(?) screw and a plug - pretty easy all in all. I did it, and I'm an idiot with tools.

I haven't noticed any real speed improvement yet, but to be honest, the new pedals seem a little more slippery when wet!


AN.