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Odyssey BMX – Donuts Colorway Parts

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Odyssey had heard you like donuts…

There aren’t too many people in this world that don’t like donuts, so it makes sense that people would want them all over their bikes! Odyssey just released their new Donuts Kit that features their new Donuts Pivotal and Tripod seat, Twisted Pro Pedals wrapped in Donuts and their Discogram sprocket with a Donut sticker. If you’re feeling the design or just really love Donuts, you’re in luck because all of these items are available through BMX shops and mail-orders now. You can learn more about the Donut parts right here

The Discogram sprocket comes with a Donut sticker cover.

The Donut seat is available in Pivotal and Tripod versions.

The Twisted Pro Pedals also come with a Donut wrap color as well.

If that’s not enough, you could always pair these up with the GT Junk Food Pool Tires if you really wanted to get crazy.

What do you think about this colorway? Are you digging it or not so much? Let us know what’s on your mind in the comments below!

Demolition Parts – Rasta Trooper Pedals

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The Rasta colorway has returned!

It’s been a little while since we’ve seen Rasta as a color option for a BMX part, but like all things in BMX… What goes around, eventually comes back around! Demolition Parts have released a limited edition run of their Trooper aluminum pedals in this Rasta color and they’re hitting BMX shops and mail-orders now.

The Trooper pedal is CNC machined from 6061-T6 aluminum with a slim, concave body for grip and 10 removable flush mount pins on each side of the pedal. Inside you can find 2 bushing and a heat-treated chromoly spindle to keep you spinning. These pedals weigh in at 16.2 oz. and will cost you $99.99, but they won’t wear out after a week like your plastic pedals.

If you like the color and have the cash, you can pick these up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Demolition Parts or on their Webstore Now.

“This one has been kept under wraps for a bit and came to life due to a number of shops backing it with pre-books and hyping us up to do it. Like the 2006 original Nate Wessel Rasta colorway on our OG Team pedals, we brought the colorway back on our aluminum Trooper pedals. And yes, they look insanely good in person. Available as a limited edition, act fast they might go quick…” – Demolition Parts

Odyssey – Green Swirl Twisted Pro Pedals

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Odyssey dropped their Twisted Pro pedals in some green paint!

It was only a matter of time before the guys over at Odyssey started adding color options to their Twisted Pro Pedals considering the original Twisted PC pedals came in about about a million colors over the years. They decided to give the Twisted Pro pedals a twist of Green and Black swirl this time around and it turned out real rad!

These pedals are available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Odyssey for $19.99 now. If you aren’t into the colors, you can always go with the classic black.

ODYSSEY TWISTED PRO PEDAL

The Twisted pro pedal starts out with a high strength Nylon and Plastic composite body that has a larger 104mm width and 98mm length with the same twisted shape, just with a larger concave area and more surface area for grip, and a slimmer profile. You can find 12 oversized molded pins per side of the pedal as well. Inside you can find a chromoly 9/16″ spindle with the traditional loose ball bearings to keep you spinning without adding to the cost.

The Twisted Pro pedals weigh in at 14.6 oz per set and cost $19.99 as we mentioned above!

3D Printed BMX Pedals?

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It’s time for Jonny Lee to experiment with 3D printed BMX pedals…

Over the past few days, Jonny Lee has been giving us a little look into his latest 3D printing project, which he has decided to go with some BMX Pedals. This one turned into a 3 part series that spanned a few days from the initial design and testing to make sure it’ll fit a spindle and bearings, to getting the kinks figured out with the design, the 24 hour print time to make both pedal bodies and then getting the pedals dialed in and tested out. Up top is part one and below you can find part 2 and part 3 showing you the entire process. If you just want to see the finished product, skip to part 3 below!

Music By: Andrew ApplePie – LOVE

Music By: Andrew ApplePie

What do you think about this? Would you ride 3D printed pedals? Let us know what you’re thinking about in the comments below!

Want to see some other 3D printed BMX parts that Jonny has done so far?

Watch: 3D Printed BMX Pegs

Watch:3D Printed BMX Stem

Watch: 3D Printed BMX Sprocket

Shadow Conspiracy – Ravager Plastic Pedals

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Let’s take a look at one of The Shadow Conspiracy’s classics… The Ravager Plastic Pedals.

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Anyone who has rode plastic pedals know that it can be tricky finding something you really like. The Shadow Conspiracy have had their Ravager plastic pedals apart of their line up for years without much for changes beyond color options because it’s a BMX pedal that so many people have become fans of. The Ravager pedals are made from an injection molded composite with 10 round molded pins per side. The pedal has a low profile body with additional knurling all over the pedal for additional traction. Inside you can find a 4140 heat-treated chromoly spindle with loose ball bearings, giving you a strong, but affordable setup. There’s a reason these pedals have been a popular choice for BMX riders from around the world all these years.

Crimson red

Kelly Green

The Ravager Plastic Pedals are available in black, kelly green, polar pop blue, livid purple, white, crimson red and purple with a weight of 13.6 oz. per pair and a price tag of $17.99. They’re available through all BMX shops and mail-orders that carry The Shadow Consporacy or on the The Shadow Conspiracy Webstore.

If you prefer metal pedals, you can pick the Ravager pedals up in a alloy unsealed version for $37.99 and a alloy sealed version for $64.99

Livid Purple

Polar Pop Blue

Purple

White

What do you think about the Ravager plastic pedals? Have you ran them? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

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Sneak Peek: S&M Bikes – GNS Pedals

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It looks like S&M Bikes have been working on a new plastic pedal for you guys. Here’s a little sneak peek Chris Moeller posted during his trip over to Taiwan (not everything S&M and Fit is made in-house) giving everyone a look at the new GNS Pedals that are made from a nylon / fiberglass blend and have an oversized heat-treated chromoly spindle. Despite the oversized spindle, the pedals are wider but still maintain a slim profile. You’ll be able to use a 6mm hex and 15mm and 17mm wrenches to keep these tight on your cranks. It sounds like these will even be spec’d on a few of the 2018 Fit Bike Co. completes. Check out a few photos in the slides Chris posted on Instagram below…

4 photos of the NEW @sandmbmx GNS Pedals. Oversized heat-treated CrMo spindle, large/thin body, accepts 6mm, 15 and 17 plus wide adjustable wrenches. Long lasting nylon/fiber blend Grips your foot and Slides on all surfaces. Spec'd on @2018fitcompletes @ethancorriere and @brandonbegin Signature models.
A post shared by Chris Moeller (@moeller_chris) on Jul 27, 2017 at 10:08pm PDT

We’ll keep you posted as soon as these are getting ready to hit BMX shops and mail-orders worldwide.

Duo Brand – TRL 2 Pedals

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Let’s take a look at the TRL 2 pedals from DUO!

Here’s something we spotted on Can You Dig It that caught our eye. Is it time for a new set of BMX pedals? Are you looking for something metal instead of plastic? Maybe the new TRL 2 pedals from DUO Brand might be what you’re looking for. The TRL 2 pedals are made with an aluminum body that has a smooth concave surface with curves to give it a unique look. Each side of the pedal features 10 replaceable pins with two molded center pins giving you a ton of grip. Inside you can find a heat-treated chromoly spindle with unsealed bearings. These pedals feature a clean and simple design, but offer plenty of grip whether it’s a trails, skatepark or street session.

The TRL 2 pedals are available in black, blue, white and silver with a weight of 19.1 oz. and a $29.99 price tag. They’re avaialble through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry DUO Brand worldwide now.

That blue looks awesome. These have 10 replaceable pins with 2 molded pns in the middle.

Silver is another color option. How good do those curves look?

White are looking clean as ever. You can also find plastic plugs on the ends of the pedals with the DUO logo to keep the dirt and dust out.

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