G'Day Dev,Homemade dead pedal
My bones offroad dead pedal still relies on the plastic clips, and those were not working out for me. Hitting bumps on steep obstacles would dislodge the dead pedal adding to the chaos of the situation so I needed to fix it. Mason had some extra 3/16" sheet cut out for his welding table to so I re-purposed it. In a little under 2 hours I had something that will work. Yes its super heavy duty but I didn't have enough thinner scrap metal so 3/16" will have to do. Skateboard tape added for some traction.
I think I'm gonna have to cut off the studs on the body and weld on some bolts. They're not M6 so I don't know what thread they are. They could be a little longer anyway. So its not installed yet.
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It measures about 6mm OD but my M6-1.0 nut does not thread on. The stud is much coarser. The factory uses a plastic nut (that threads on not ribbed) so I'm guessing its just an oddball thread.G'Day Dev,
Yoda, metric.....the threads will be either m6 x1.0 pitch...or M8 x 1.25 pitch...
pretty sure its one or other....but i'll check for you.
Cheers
Baz
ps, another thought....is it thread, or just a push on bolt.not actually threaded, just ribbed.
like the kick panel next to your other foot.
cheers
Baz
G'Day Dev,It measures about 6mm OD but my M6-1.0 nut does not thread on. The stud is much coarser. The factory uses a plastic nut (that threads on not ribbed) so I'm guessing its just an oddball thread.