dmr v8 any good??

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dmr v8 any good??
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flag westbankrider
Posted: Jul 4, 2008 at 19:13 Quote
alright thx for the advice i got about size 9 feet so i think im gona get them
flag charliedj
Posted: Jul 4, 2008 at 23:42 Quote
ive got size 11 and they still work for me fine Smile

good choice
flag miffy133
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 15:35 Quote
charliedj wrote:
ive got size 11 and they still work for me fine Smile

good choice

same i have size 11 and they were the best pedels i ever had Big Grin
flag konascott15
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 15:46 Quote
Good pedals with a great feel. The only problem is that I have gone through 2 sets because of their unsealed bearings. I didnt watch them close enough. But overall a good feeling pedal.
flag jonbikes
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 18:09 Quote
A good buddy of mine has a set on his bike, which I take for a spin on a regular bassis. We both have size 12 feet, and neither of us have ever had a problem. He has been riding the pedals (v8's) for either almost two or almost three seasons. The bearings are getting to the point of being iffy, but still show signs of life. He has never greased them or done any maintenance to speak of, after all they are only a 20 dollar pedal. The only problem he has experienced is one of the axles is slightly bent, other than that, he has no other problems with them.

Does anyone know how much the v12's go for?
flag kill-bodys
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 18:15 Quote
there so sick ill just leave that comment haha
flag hotdogprooo
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 18:16 Quote
I LOOOOOOVVVVVEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my v8s there sick and if you do have a rough go with them you can just re build them.
flag El-Pinto
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 19:04 Quote
Their cheap and grippy...But they wear out fairly quickly. Easily worth the $40.

PS+ Rebuilding them is easy as pie, so they would last you a long time
flag 3lfd3wd
Posted: Jul 5, 2008 at 20:32 Quote
mongoose-rider wrote:
what do gusset slim jims compare to these??

Not a huge amount of difference in the dry, but as soon as there's ANY mud or grime anywhere near them, forget the slimjims.
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