Many boards use velcro to hold pedals firmly in place, is there a way to get a real snug fit, so the pedals won't budge? Is the foam cut out enough?
616990
The foam is cut pretty snug for a normal size pedal. I had to cut mine to fit a double size pedal in place. You can buy more foam and make new custom cuts or use the Velcro with no cuts.
616991
If the pedals have standard dimension's (boss, behringer) the fit its pretty tight. I still put Velcro on the bottom of each pedal just to be sure.
616992
Yes, the foam fits snugly for most "standard" size pedals. I have experienced no issues with shifting, even during some pretty forceful stomping.
791045
This bag is not wide or deep enough to fit your need. If your pedal board was, say, 19 x 11 x 4, this bag would be a very good option for you. It's well made--so well make and solid that it would not stretch/flex out to the size you need for your current board.
808751
Hello, I purchased this item and have the same slipping problem. I have to purchase Velcro also. I've decided that a strip of Velcro across the end of the flap that goes under the mattress, then another strip that will go across the back of the organizer at the seam where the box part will hang down the side of the bed.I'm going to place the Velcro on the flat of the box spring so it will have a stronger hold. I think it will be helpful to have a second pair of hands for this job. I pinned the organizer in this manner, and I think it's the best option, I hope this helps you Tana
930364
I find that the best way to mount these switches is with a bicycle inner tube cut down to fit you grip. Sounds silly but it works great and eliminates any chance of the adhesive failing.
756261
You are correct. It will likely block pedal motion as well. Probably ok for minor work like changing a wheel or simple lubrication/adjustments.
264523
board has small gritty strips to keep from slipping. I have never done the board without shoes on, but you could try!!
50795
They are called straight pins and keep my feet on the pedals very well, you may be able to get a better idea of the hardware from the replacement pin set they sell on Amazon: Xpedo Face Off Pedal Straight Pin Kit 50pc
838567
I have the thick foam board and it fits a little loose. Call the manufacturer they answered when I called.
917730
I ahve been around bikes my whole life and from my experience all pedals are threaded the same.. The pedals themselves are what are different. (Size, etc) I have 2 sets of wellgo pedals and am very happy with them, but I picked the right pedal for the type of riding I am doing.. The small pegs on these pedals grip very good on the bottom of the type of shoes I wear when I am mtn biking so I love it. but if I am fumbling around and the pedal hits my shin.. it will take a junk of skin!
1471457
Those are spacers I believe. In case the holes on your pedals don't accomodate the clips or if you need to have a nonstandard attachment.
1451337
Unfortunately, no. I tried putting a pair of regular, toe-clip bicycle pedals on mine, but of course the pedals won't fit. Platform pedals work reasonably well, but straps/toe clips would help.
1861377
No, these are large platform pedals that will not accommodate toe clips. However, velcro straps work perfectly for this type of pedal.
749635
I would go with Pure Fix pedals or possibly Origin8 pedals. These straps are nice and heavy duty and would work best with a wide print pedal. I used them on a fairly small pedal and had to get a little creative... but they work great and made my fixie ten times easier to ride! Pure Fix rocks!
1188400
I use this w/ my Dakota 20 on my bike. But I had to add a bit of foam tape to get a secure fit.
2160321
I wouldn't know. I didn't have the need to use any Velcro. Mine hasn't moved around at all. I love mine - it's sturdier than others I've seen on the market.
952243
I did not secure pedals to the bag. I put a podhd500 inside the bag. I guess you could use Velcro to put pedals inside the bag.
829816
I don't know if you've found a solution for yourself or not, but maybe this will help someone else in this situation... If you strap your feet into the pedals while the pedals are horizontal and parallel to the floor (with your legs perpendicular to the pedals and knees directly above your feet while sitting with the seat rested near the digital readout) instead of with the pedals at their resting position (at an angle), it seems to work infinitely better. I did this last night and was able to make it through the workout without my feet coming out of the pedals. Seems to have something to do with the feet secured flatter and with the weight on the heel rather than looser and more weight on the ball of the foot.