Been on Wah Wah pedals sine 2012, an rocking the new plastic model since they hit the stores locally. I love them a lot more that the early versions, they do get more pedal strikes on certain trails. But they take the abuse and keep spinning ( I repacked my bearings before I mounted them). By far one of the most clipless like flat pedals I have ridden too date. When I first rode them I had a couple of time I could not move my foot on the pedal. It could mav been the shoes , I wear a AM7 and it,s a grooved treaded sole. The increased platform size was a very welcome change , same with the different pin layout. On the old pedals I had removed certain pins , as I would get my foot caught in a awkward angle at times. Much like not clipping into your pedal properly . I was tempted to try the new Alloy versions , but will stick with the plastic.
July 11, 2018, 8:48 a.m. - mike
Been on Wah Wah pedals sine 2012, an rocking the new plastic model since they hit the stores locally. I love them a lot more that the early versions, they do get more pedal strikes on certain trails. But they take the abuse and keep spinning ( I repacked my bearings before I mounted them). By far one of the most clipless like flat pedals I have ridden too date. When I first rode them I had a couple of time I could not move my foot on the pedal. It could mav been the shoes , I wear a AM7 and it,s a grooved treaded sole. The increased platform size was a very welcome change , same with the different pin layout. On the old pedals I had removed certain pins , as I would get my foot caught in a awkward angle at times. Much like not clipping into your pedal properly . I was tempted to try the new Alloy versions , but will stick with the plastic.