Non-slip Pedals Tip

I have seen various methods of keeping your pedals from sliding over the years. I thought I'd share my very simple solution for those of you with slippery carpets, 'cause I've never seen this method mentioned before. 4 beer caps screwed in upside down into the base of your pedals. Easy and very effective. MRSisson -- LOAD "GPL",8,1 RUN

Where the heck am I gonna find four beer caps? <burp> :-) - John P. Wilson - [email hidden] "Michael R Sisson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:MPG.166f2bc12c1cae8e989689@nntp... > I have seen various methods of keeping your pedals from sliding over the > years. I thought I'd share my very simple solution for those of you with > slippery carpets, 'cause I've never seen this method mentioned before. > > 4 beer caps screwed in upside down into the base of your pedals. Easy and > very effective.

Even easier (old boating trick): mix some coarse sand with epoxy paint, apply to pedals. Non-skid; lasts forever. "Michael R Sisson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:MPG.166f2bc12c1cae8e989689@nntp...

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> I have seen various methods of keeping your pedals from sliding over the > years. I thought I'd share my very simple solution for those of you with > slippery carpets, 'cause I've never seen this method mentioned before. > > 4 beer caps screwed in upside down into the base of your pedals. Easy and > very effective. > > MRSisson > > -- > > LOAD "GPL",8,1 > RUN

I don't know if some sand is going to keep the pedal base from sliding on a carpet. Results must vary. Jesse "Stephen Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:dKhN7.80737$[email hidden]...

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> Even easier (old boating trick): mix some coarse sand with epoxy paint, > apply to pedals. Non-skid; lasts forever. > > "Michael R Sisson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:MPG.166f2bc12c1cae8e989689@nntp... > > I have seen various methods of keeping your pedals from sliding over the > > years. I thought I'd share my very simple solution for those of you with > > slippery carpets, 'cause I've never seen this method mentioned before. > > > > 4 beer caps screwed in upside down into the base of your pedals. Easy

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> > very effective. > > > > MRSisson > > > > -- > > > > LOAD "GPL",8,1 > > RUN > >

I thought we were talking abt. feet slipping off the pedals here. If the base itself is sliding around, yes, sand & epoxy would help, but something else (rubber mat, Velcro) might be less abrasive on yer Aubisson. If on a wooden floor, another old trick: beeswax. "Jesse Black" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9u4cr1$4vt$[email hidden]... > I don't know if some sand is going to keep the pedal base from sliding ona

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> carpet. Results must vary. > > Jesse > > "Stephen Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:dKhN7.80737$[email hidden]... > > Even easier (old boating trick): mix some coarse sand with epoxy paint, > > apply to pedals. Non-skid; lasts forever. > > > > "Michael R Sisson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:MPG.166f2bc12c1cae8e989689@nntp... > > > I have seen various methods of keeping your pedals from sliding over

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> > > slippery carpets, 'cause I've never seen this method mentioned before. > > > > > > 4 beer caps screwed in upside down into the base of your pedals. Easy > and > > > very effective. > > > > > > MRSisson > > > > > > -- > > > > > > LOAD "GPL",8,1 > > > RUN > > > > > >