Mark
London UK
> Do your pedals slip around on your carpet,
> well I've found a cure, go down to your local skate board shop
> and buy some grip tape, they should sell it on a roll about a foot wide.
> its like sticky back course sand paper. Stick it on the bottom of your
> pedal base and hey presto.
The base has enormous *** feet, and I found the best way to stop it
moving was to put a piece of wood under the front edge (changes the
pedal angle to the one I prefer) and another piece of wood between that
one and the wall.
I think my chair is more likely to move than the pedals!
I did approximately the same with the pedal unit and now my chair does move
:)
Anybody knows cure for the slipping chair?
Alex.
> > The base has enormous *** feet, and I found the best way to stop it
> > moving was to put a piece of wood under the front edge (changes the
> > pedal angle to the one I prefer) and another piece of wood between that
> > one and the wall.
> > I think my chair is more likely to move than the pedals!
> I did approximately the same with the pedal unit and now my chair does move
> :)
> Anybody knows cure for the slipping chair?
Well my computer desk is in the corner on my livingroom
and my chair buts up against the end of the sofa
> > Anybody knows cure for the slipping chair?
> > Alex.
> Well my computer desk is in the corner on my livingroom
> and my chair buts up against the end of the sofa
> > Anybody knows cure for the slipping chair?
> > Alex.
> Well my computer desk is in the corner on my livingroom
> and my chair buts up against the end of the sofa
I believe Hyperstimulator and Ballracing sell them, among others.
Serious wonga though, and if you have a significant other it could be a
bit tricky to get that one past them!
Yea great wheel the GP1, that was my first PC wheel, but no
split axis (well not without some seriouse modificatoins ), and no
force feedback, so now its gathering dust in a cupboard since i
got my MSFF.
By the way have you done the lock stops mod. to get 270 deg. rotation,
makes a big differance
Mark
London UK
Why buy one when you could make one,
I've been seriously thinking about it myself.
Mark
London UK
>> The base has enormous *** feet, and I found the best way to stop it
>> moving was to put a piece of wood under the front edge (changes the
>> pedal angle to the one I prefer) and another piece of wood between that
>> one and the wall.
>> I think my chair is more likely to move than the pedals!
>I did approximately the same with the pedal unit and now my chair does move
>:)
>Anybody knows cure for the slipping chair?
>Alex.
> > You could always go the whole hog and get a racing tub!
> > I believe Hyperstimulator and Ballracing sell them, among others.
> > Serious wonga though, and if you have a significant other it could be a
> > bit tricky to get that one past them!
> Why buy one when you could make one,
> I've been seriously thinking about it myself.
Alex.
