I have a Fanatec CSR Wheel and Clubsport Pedals. Anyone use this wheel/pedals with this rig? Do the pre-drilled holes line up?
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Minor modifications may be necessary as the pedals are bigger than the pedal platform.
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I have a logitech force wheel on mine. It does have some pre-drilled hole on pedal mount. So, lining up don't know. But, it also comes with strong valcro tape. That is how I have mine pedals mounted. My wheel has like two C-clamps on it and that just clamped down the streering wheel mount. Pretty flexible system to accept different brands of driving wheels. It is materials and construction are very good. For my opinion it is the best bang for the buck. hope this helps.
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Mine is holding up great. Haven't had to change the pads yet. I've only put new, wider pedals on it (Moove), better grips (Moove), and a better fork on it; Manitou Tower Pro. Other than that, just put some slime tubes in it.
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YES - i contacted customer service about this because i did not want to damage the pedals, the answer is yes, no problem.
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Definitely. I've done the exact thing without problems, also w/other wheels and flap discs. My work is virtually all grinding, so cut-offs might be problematic.
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All machine built wheels are close to true when shipped, however depending on what your personal preferences are, you may wish to tweak it a bit before installing. Shipping can also make the wheel come out of true a bit. The freewheel threads on the the hub will accept modern Shimano freewheels and with the axle spacing you can have a 5 speed, a speed or a 7 speed.
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I am presently using 1 1/8" tires on it. Remember that the valve hole is for Presta valves. Perhaps you could fit a high quality 1 1/4" but I think that it would be close. The sizing appears to be more of the older racing rims/tires and I think it would fit 1" pretty well. I wouldn't hesitate to use them on an older Eddy Merckx and the like. I'm using the wheels on a touring bike/errand bike and have carried some surprisingly heavy loads with them without an problems whatsoever.
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I had to drill a hole into the plate that holds my wheel (forward of the axle). In order to attach it to the actual axle bolt, I was told I'd need to buy a whole new wheel with a longer axle. Drilling the hole was the best idea and has not compromised the integrity of the steel that holds the wheel in place. Now that I have that set up, its a very fast connect, disconnect. If I could attach a photo I would but I don't see where that's possible.
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I use the speed cobras on them and they work just fine. They are pretty loud though. I did the mesh head conversion on all of the pads. The best thing you can possibly do for this kit trust me. But after doing the kick pad conversion, the pedals have a lot more kick back. Which can be a good thing or bad thing. It all depends on your preferences.
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Looks like it. These straps use two narrower straps that route through the pedal on either side of the spindle. Looks like these pedals have cutouts/holes on the ends so you should be good
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I ordered the wheel in February, and it came with the skewer and quick release in the hub. So far, the wheel is performing very nicely.My front wheel is a Weinmann, and has been on the bike, a 1980 Univega, for over 20 years, as I remember, with no problems.
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They bolted onto my cheap factory pedals on my Trek just fine. The pedals, however, do need to be designed to use toe clips. You need two bolt holes in the front and a slot in the middle of the sides for the strap to go through. If your pedals came on a road bike, they are probably good to go. Any other style of bike, you'll more than likely have to buy a set of pedals.
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You would have to ask the gym: "What type of pedals do the Technogym spin bike have?" They should be able to tell you and then buy the matching cleats. Otherwise you'll be wasting time and money... Good luck...
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Hi Michael. I have these in 3 cars, including a SCCA race car. I am familiar with Spitfires. These should work. You have multiple mounting options. I've seen these exact pedals in all kinds of vintage race cars.
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I have had no problems with use on my alloy wheels. But the threaded bolts to which they fit on the wheel assembly are hardened steel. These bolts attach the alloy wheel rims to these bolts. The cast of my wheel rim has thin, deep holes. Personally, I cannot understand their objection unless, as with my case, it was a matter of whole size.
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I have 3 pair of the look carbon Ti pedals on 3 different bikes. The newest pedals don't spin at all, the two older pedals spin pretty easy.
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Unfortunately, I am not familiar with that machine. The foot fit my Brother but did not fit my Janome 4120 QDC. Sorry. But on the up side, if it doesn't you can always return it. Another place to get feet for machines is at AllBrands.com.
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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!