[bullcrew]

OK just got off the phone with Tyler and got my pedals back from him, spot on regreased and still no mechanical issues. I vouge first hand for the strength and hammering these will take!
Yes as of the next day or so Ill have a set on the way! (white with red pins most likely)

Anywase heres the Skinny on the new pedal ralleys from twenty6:
1/8" thinner (shaved 3 mills)
Wider platform as well as offset forward (bigger feet will love these now)
Aluminum pin upgrade (available in all 8 colors)
Titanium Nitride coated axles (goldish in color and harder than HE!!)
Standard abec bearings etc all the goodness of the old ones but upgraded

WEIGHT: 339 Grams per pair (with steel pins) 323 grams with pin upgrade

Heres mine after the season so far! LMAO this is just 1 side of 2 pedals!
(notice the 2 pins angled differently ) These have been hammered HARD! Still no issues!

 

[Eren]

hmm, i can swing some i9 ceramic bearings for these

 

[bullcrew]

hmm, i can swing some i9 ceramic bearings for these

I am hunting down those literaly on the other web page on my other screen! LMAO!
Ill post pics of mine, they are actually tougher than cr@p, Ive beat mine and they are still holding strong. Got them back from over a year of beating on them hard and tyler regreased them and that was it, all is still spot on!

 

[CBJ]

Have you ridden these yet? They look a little fragile with direct rock impact?

 

[Arkayne]

Those look sick! Where can I get em? I'm always down to try out new stuff.

 

[CBJ]

Well brake the piggy bank they are expensive.

 

[bullcrew]

www.twenty6products.com and no they are far from fragile. I have beaten the living crap out of mine DH/FR smacked rocks etc, flat landing hucks etc... I sent mine in to be serviced and all that was done was inspection and grease. They are still fine no bearing issues, still straight and no problems at all. I figured Id drop coin and go for it over a year ago and assumed they would be trashed like my other pedals, nope! Still going strong like new.
They were in the new decline issue with a write up on Tyler as well, maybe it was DIRT. Either way his site is basic obviousley but his products are boutique and very bomb proof!

 

[CBJ]

I understand but the new pedal has less alu compare to the original pedal that you ride.

 

[Stoked]

i vote more speed holes

 

[BillT]

Those pedals would compliment a Nicolai very well.

 

[bizutch]

when you get up to max speed, do the speed holes whistle like a train?

 

[bullcrew]

when you get up to max speed, do the speed holes whistle like a train?

Hey, dont copy my speed holes whistling line from the wc bike post!
Yes they don't!

 

[mullarks]

What's the cost on those bad boys??

 

[dump]

i vote more speed holes

me too.

 

[BlackAthlete]

a "mill" is actually a mil and is 0.001". I think you mean millimeter.

"Mils" should never be confused with millimeters. They are an English measurement.

 

[jonKranked]

travis beats the crap out of these pedals. he is a big dude and hammers on stuff. if they can handle him, they can handle anyone.

 

[4xBoy]

a "mill" is actually a mil and is 0.001". I think you mean millimeter.

"Mils" should never be confused with millimeters. They are an English measurement.

It is shocking how many engineers use mil as millimeter.

 

[bullcrew]

travis beats the crap out of these pedals. he is a big dude and hammers on stuff. if they can handle him, they can handle anyone.

He speaks the truth, I hammer stuff and these are still holding with no issues at all.

 

[.Pit Steelers.]

Looks nice, but with a price of $250 im not so sure..Im Happy with my Flatboys.

 

[Jm_]

a "mill" is actually a mil and is 0.001". I think you mean millimeter.

"Mils" should never be confused with millimeters. They are an English measurement.

Actually, a "mill" is a unit of azimuth, like degrees. There are 6400 mills in a complete circle. We used these when we were shooting rockets downrange.

 

[Steve M]

Actually, a "mill" is a unit of azimuth, like degrees.

Pfft, clearly degrees are a unit for measuring temperature... duuuh

 

[BJ-]

Nice!

My 6foes were great. Never had any problems with them at all. I just wanted them to be a little larger in platform and Tyler looks to have addressed that.

Looks like hes done a great job with those.

 

[slothy]

Anyone have the exact width / length of these pedals? I have big feet.

 

[bullcrew]

The new ones are bigger than the original. Original is like 3.8 wide the new ones are apparently 4" + wide.
I have size 13 feet and the new ones are spot on to my xpedos as far as measurement and they fit my feet perfect.

 

[Broken_Spoke]

Thanks for supporting Montana WE LOVE YOU!!!!

 

[manhattanprjkt83]

i vote we drill the **** out of them with speedholes like dump said...

ti nitrdide? hmmm ala old school boXXer. rad.


not my speed but they are nice

 

[slothy]

4"+ perfect will drop them an email thanks.

 

[mattmatt86]

+1 for Tyler. He's an awesome guy to deal with, gave me a call 2 months after I got my levers just to make sure I was still happy with them. I'm curious to see some "real" pics of Bullcrew's pedals when he gets them.

 

[Bikael Molton]

not feeling the alu pins (snap city!), but otherwise these are looking nice. Unless they have no concave (can't tell from pic). Flat is a deal breaker.

 

[bullcrew]

not feeling the alu pins (snap city!), but otherwise these are looking nice. Unless they have no concave (can't tell from pic). Flat is a deal breaker.

Actually flat is better IMO, you can adjust the center pins for more traction vs using a concave to try and hold the foot stationary. If it didn't have center ball of foot pins Id agrea with you 100%, but afrter rocking them this year the center pins are far better tahn the concave. I am currently riding my xpedos till the new ones come in, and my old ones are for sale. The xpedos have a small concave and no center ball foot pins, so from first hand experience the flat with center pins is a huge grip improvement! Just my .02 based on side by side comparison and the fact that i have more bone chips and scars on my shins!

As far as the aluminum pins snapping youd have to hit them on a rock (which would hammer any pin). You wont have enough weight and load to shear a short pin with a sticky shoe, just not enough shear torque!

 

[BlackAthlete]

It is shocking how many engineers use mil as millimeter.

Which is a hugely retarded error

 

[no skid marks]

it's shocking that everyone isn't using Millimeters and therefore Mil as an abbreviation for it because everyone is using the far superior metric system.
Ally pins probably are a great idea, damage a pin instead of damaging a hole
Contender for My Wellgo Mags perhaps. Would have to be stronger, even with the "speed holes".

 

[bullcrew]

it's shocking that everyone isn't using Millimeters and therefore Mil as an abbreviation for it because everyone is using the far superior metric system.
Ally pins probably are a great idea, damage a pin instead of damaging a hole
Contender for My Wellgo Mags perhaps. Would have to be stronger, even with the "speed holes".

They are way stronger than a mag pedal, my xpedos (made by welgo) would have exploded long ago. When they say you get what you pay for its true, Id have gone through atleast 3 sets of mags so far. I am about saving weight so it works great, lightest and strongert then anything comparable.
3 sets of mags would be $210 these set me back $250 (originally, btw I have blown through 3 sets of xpedo mags in a season) so 2 more rock crushing smacks and they have saved me $

 

[bullcrew]

Posted a pic in 1st post of the pins angled differently! Thats just this season so far, they have been driven far past what i expected to them survive, I figured when I sent them back the bearings would be tattered or the shaft bent, something besides gouges and bent pins! Nothing to report as far as mechanical failure or loss of grip. I did blue loc tite 2 pins and that has been the only maintenance!