as title. i have no spare pedals left in my shed. i best buy some ;0
what’s out there. light and not too pricey

I’ve got two pairs of Nukeproof Electrons now.

I’ve got two pairs of Nano-X now

I’ve got 2 pairs of burgtecs now.

i bought 2 pairs of DMR plastics this week

Gave up on spuds Iain?

^^^ nah, 2 new bikes in the last 10 days for the weans…..

I’m too set in my ways…probably… 🙂

them nukeproof plastics are looking like they fit the bill

might give them a go. thanks.

Or the Superstar versions.

These are the mofos you need…
http://www.carboncycles.cc/?product_code=CC-PED07F

I’ve got some of those plastic DMR’s on my jump bike. Never gave them a second thought but I actually really like them.

Following on from this thread – http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/those-cheap-14-electron-ish-type-plastic-pedals-arrived-todaypics, I decided to pay £12.67 to see if they were any good. I’ve run various alloy flats before (Kona wah wah, Superstar Nano’s etc) and have to say for the price these plastic/nylon pedals are fantastic. At the price, they are pretty much disposable (despite being serviceable).

Ignoring all you said because prosecco, Burgtec Penthouse Mk1s. Neither light nor cheap, but will last forever!

Nuke proof electrons are rather fine

The Nukeproof Horizon plastics are awesome imo- light, grippy, strong enough (not bombproof but bombproof costs gramz).

The electron is a bit cheaper but smaller and has miles less grip- I retired mine to my commuter and tbh they didn’t last that long though maybe that’s just scottish winter being a dick. Not terrible, and great value, but not awesome imo

Plastic pedals are great, you can bash them off rocks and not care a damn, but it pains me every time my expensive metal pedals hit a rock.

Another vote for the alloy pedals on the carbon cycles site. They weren’t that expensive but look really expensive when hey come out the packet. Been using them for a few months now and they are still smooth / don’t look any worse for wear and have survived some vigorous rock strikes with no loss of pins / damage. They are thinner than they look on the website pictures which is nice and are the best flats I’ve ever used.

http://www.carboncycles.cc/?s=0&c=84&p=940&tb=001#top

Northwind – Member
The Nukeproof Horizon plastics are awesome imo- light, grippy, strong enough (not bombproof but bombproof costs gramz).

Seconded

Huge Burgtec fan here.

Superstar are doing a 20% off today. Use AUGBH2017 on checkout.

I like Wellgo MG1’s. Light and comfortable and pretty cheap.
Tried superstar nano’s and Nukeproof Electrons and found them too flat under my foot.
Mate found the same thing too.

I’ve got a set of the plastic ones from wiggle on the way, fancied a change from clipped in so will report back….

Wellgo mg-1’s are pretty good for the money and very light. I loved them until I got my 5-10’s, then they felt a bit too narrow on the width front.

Nukeproof Electrons on all my bikes.

Straitline DeFacto pedals have earned a reputation for being able to take a beating & keep on going. So simple they can be rebuilt in under 10 minutes with nothing more than a screwdriver.
I’m a fan of Hope too. I’d like to try some Burgtec as they pick up some great reviews too.

Wellgo C162s can be had for ~£30, 225g for the pair.