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Dear Mr. Engineer at Shimano

By RL Policar
October 29, 2009 1 Min Read
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My name is RL Policar, an Internet Mountain Biking Suppa STAH,

I wanted to thank you for designing the best pedals I have EVER OWNED! I am talking about the Shimano DX pedals (circa: OLD) that have outlived every single bike in my stable. I actually received these pedals from my good buddy Moe, a few years back. When I got them, they were already used, but in absolutely pristine condition. Not it wasn’t dirtless or scratch-free, it was all banged up and stuff. But, the pedals worked like a charm.

One thing I really love about these pedals are the bearings you used inside. I’m not sure if you used some of the fishing reel technology with these pedals, but what ever you did, it worked. I have never had any issues with my pedals. They always spin like wind mill, they feel clean and engage like a fat guy would when biting into a burger.

Anyhow Mr. Engineer, you deserve a huge raise in your salary and I would gladly buy you a beer to show my appreciation for your hard work.

Thank you,

RL Policar
MtnBikeRiders.com

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