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Are Time RXS pedals durable???
I've been looking for reviews of the Time RXS pedals on the net and
haven't really found any. I did find these "user" reviews: http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/dr...8_2503crx.aspx One disturbing thing is the reports of the pedal unscrewing itself. I've seached this group and the net and cannot find any other reports of these pedals unscrewing themselves. Anyone see this firsthand? Thanks, Anthony |
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Are Time RXS pedals durable???
On 4 Oct 2005 02:17:26 -0700, "AJS" wrote:
One disturbing thing is the reports of the pedal unscrewing itself. I've seached this group and the net and cannot find any other reports of these pedals unscrewing themselves. Anyone see this firsthand? Given the fact that this dude thinks it's the *right* pedal that would have to be reverse threaded, rather than the left, I think we can safely dismiss him as a crank. Jasper |
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Are Time RXS pedals durable???
AJS wrote:
I've been looking for reviews of the Time RXS pedals on the net and haven't really found any. I did find these "user" reviews: http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/dr...8_2503crx.aspx One disturbing thing is the reports of the pedal unscrewing itself. I've seached this group and the net and cannot find any other reports of these pedals unscrewing themselves. Anyone see this firsthand? Thanks, Anthony Never seen a Time RXS pedal in person but I do have 13 years experience with Time Equipe models and their durability. With the Time brass rear cleat, it wears a groove in the side of the pedal body when you clip out. With my 1992 Time Sport aluminum body pedals, there was a wide deep groove from the brass cleat. With more time, it would literally cut the front of the pedal off. Sadly the bearings on these pedals gave up and I was too lazy to replace them. Might have damaged the bearing surfaces too. So I bought a pair of Equipe pedals from Nashbar a year or two ago for about $60 on closeout. I think the RXS pedal bodies are plastic/carbon. And the rear cleat is still brass. So I suspect the RXS pedals will be cut in half from unclipping the brass cleat much quicker than the old aluminum bodied pedals. |
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Are Time RXS pedals durable???
On 2005-10-04 05:26:31 -0700, Jasper Janssen said:
On 4 Oct 2005 02:17:26 -0700, "AJS" wrote: One disturbing thing is the reports of the pedal unscrewing itself. I've seached this group and the net and cannot find any other reports of these pedals unscrewing themselves. Anyone see this firsthand? Given the fact that this dude thinks it's the *right* pedal that would have to be reverse threaded, rather than the left, I think we can safely dismiss him as a crank. Well, not exactly... see: http://www.rouesartisanales.com/article-1158309.html Basically, the pedal body is threaded into a sleeve that holds the bearing. So it can unscrew. Though in looking at the pedal, I can't really see how pedaling action should have the standard effect to unscrew the pedal from the body -- those parts really shouldn't be working against each other. That said, some appear to have backed out. I would think a little loctite should this ever begin to unscrew may not be a bad idea. |
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