DaveMatthews
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Yeah, I'm not doing that
EMTB pedals
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DaveMatthews
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This has been a consideration for me too. Taking some of the spikes out is a possibility but detracts from the grip overall.
reed scott
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I have Deore XT pedals. They came with long pins but had a baggy full of short pins in the box. I now have long pins on one side and short on the other. The tread on my shoes I wear determines which side I use.
linklemming
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I simply replaced the m3x10 bolts with m3xm9 bolts on my oneup pedals. They still have more than enough grip for offroad use. Total cost was $7
fooferdoggie
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I had to change to long as the rain caused too much slippage in the winter.
RandallS
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Where did you source the shorter pins? LBS or online?
reed scott
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Pins on pedals is the best thing since ,er, no I better not say that. Anyway they're real good. Yeah I've barked my shins two or three times now and I'll probably do it a few more times but pins are the best thing since .... IDK but I ain't goin back.
FlatSix911
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I have been running Spank Spike Platform pedals on my bikes for a couple of years now and have no complaints. Kinda pricey but the bearings are rock solid and you can scrape them on rocks or whatnot and they won't blow apart under your foot. Here's a pic from a couple of bikes and years ago
Ron from BC
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I was used to using SPD pedals on my road bike so when I got the Giant Dirt E I wanted a clipless pedal. I don't do any technical trail riding so they work fine and allow me to have an efficient rotation pulling up as well as the stroke down.
www.crankbrothers.com
I picked them up on Amazon for about $65 Cdn. I don't gamble but I'm willing to bet that when I get on the bike 9 times out of 10 the clip is facing up.
Double Shot 2
Hybrid pedal half flat / half clip-in Moulded pins and ribs for grip Diamond plate pads for traction Premium bearings & double seal system Owners Manual and Technical Documents here
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I picked them up on Amazon for about $65 Cdn. I don't gamble but I'm willing to bet that when I get on the bike 9 times out of 10 the clip is facing up.
Ron from BC
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....and I've also heard that the OEM pedals on the Giant Stance e+2 are abysmmal so when I get a fancy new bike like Dave Matthews 
I'll put them on that one.
I'll put them on that one.
DaveMatthews
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Yeah... I'm leaning towards Oneup composites....and I've also heard that the OEM pedals on the Giant Stance e+2 are abysmmal so when I get a fancy new bike like Dave Matthews
Ron from BC
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Their V2 dropper post is very popular too...
steve mercier
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SWEET BIKE !
steve mercier
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They come with an extra set of pins.
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steve mercier
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are the batteries compatible between your bikes Dave ?
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DaveMatthews
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Sadly no.
The Stance battery fits in the frame from the outside/front of the downtube, and the Fathom battery from the inside/rear.
Another difference is that there are no LEDs on the Stance battery to see approx where you're at for charging like on the Fathom.
Also, the Stance cannot be powered on while charging. Kinda miss that.
steve mercier
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Yeah why do they make so many battery configurations that are not compatible? It would be nice if you could use your 2nd battery on a long trip. That is why I settled on a 2019 Moustache Samedi race 4 instead of the Norco Sight VLT that RuffRuff got , as the Moustache used the same powerpack 500s that we already had.
There has been a lot of very shortsighted development in the last 3 years. At first I thought it was chasing form over function, but a recent experience with poor parts compatibility on my 2018 Giant full e pro has me realising the industry might be racing forward without any consideration of existing customers.
Giant parts compatability
Giant seems to have developed a disappointing lack of compatibility between models . Is anyone aware of a resource to figure out which parts are compatible between models / generations? Yesterday my bike was playing up because moisture had somehow sneaked into my FOURTH (2020) evo screen - or...
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For perspective, I've just built a pump track bike by transferring parts from my 2009 specialized ds analogue to a brand new marin hardtail frame. The ONLY issue with compatibility was sourcing an adaptor to fit the straight tube forks into a tapered frame ( a $10 fix) . Yet I can't use the original evo screen my ebike came with for the motor that was replaced under warranty !!!!!
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