Quick Question- NS Pancake pedals

[chris95]

Hi guys are the NS Pancake pedals any good. I am looking to buy them for the DH bike.

 

[harmonix1234]

They get 4.5 out of 5 on mtbr. And although for the most part mtbr are a pretty reliable resource I have heard (I may be wrong) that mtbr have been known delete negative reviews on certain brands products that have more 'sway' if you know what I mean.

You can read some reviews here if it helps?

http://www.mtbr.com/cat/drivetrain/pedal/ns-bike/pancake/PRD_414886_135crx.aspx

 

[Fridge-Seal]

NS are definately are really good brand, but if I were you, I would definitely go for something far slimmer, like Kona Wah-Wah's, Point1 Podium pedals, NS Aerial to name a few. Of course the really slim (and lightweight) ones will cost more, but it's a trade-off, as the slimmer the pedal, the lower your ride height and centre of mass, thereby giving you a far more stable ride. Plus with the thin ones, you'll be far less likely clip them on rocks as you pin it through that rock garden!

 

[yakuza857]

i have these pedals on my stp and i really dont like em, the bearings come loose and have to tighten them every now and then and there grip isant very good, there also the exact same as these pedals that my friend has they came stock on his norco ryde 08 which are some wellgos??? you would be way better off buying a sealed bearing pedal.