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Bob
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Ditto... "Calculus" by Larson and Hosteller works for me!
Dale.
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> > Bob
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Rather then using books, I measured the distance from the back of my
pedals (TSW2) to the wall, then cut a piece of 3/4 inch plywood that length
and as wide as the unit.
Joel Willstein
--
"If you can leave black marks on a straight from the time you exit a corner
till the time you brake for the next turn
, then you have enough horsepower."
Mark Donohue
But then perfectly good book pedal-backstops are going to waste sitting
on your bookshelf. :)
dave henrie
Remove a few screws from the bottom of the pedal assembly, place the pedal
assy carefully in the position you need it, and mark/drill holes for the
screws. Since the plastic is clear, it's easy to see where to mark for the
holes.
Put the pedals in place, reinstall the screws through the plastic mat into
the wheel. It is possible you may have to use longer screws than the
factory one's, but I didn't have to.
Voila! Non-moveable pedals!
-Larry
-Larry
> >Get one of those clear-plastic carpet protector mats. You know, the
one's
> >that rip a chuck of meat out of your leg if you carry them wrong...
> >Remove a few screws from the bottom of the pedal assembly, place the
pedal
> >assy carefully in the position you need it, and mark/drill holes for the
> >screws. Since the plastic is clear, it's easy to see where to mark for
the
> >holes.
> >Put the pedals in place, reinstall the screws through the plastic mat
into
> >the wheel. It is possible you may have to use longer screws than the
> >factory one's, but I didn't have to.
> >Voila! Non-moveable pedals!
> >-Larry
> Genius!
> --
> Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.
