Studying my pedal assembly today and thinking it might be a good idea to make it adjustable (i.e., be able to slide it forward and back) incase I end up setting it up in a manner that I don't find pleasing down the road.
My initial thought was to have 2 1/4'' aluminum bars (rectangles) cut (unknown length/width yet). Bolt the bars through the floor. Then every, say, 1/2'' or 1'', drill and tap a hole that the pedal assembly bolts into. Then I can move the assembly forward/back 1/2'' or 1'' at a time to get the right fitment for me. (kinda like on a sliding track, except instead of being able to slide around it's a "unbolt and re-bolt into the bar" situation)
THe only downside I can see to this is it would raise the assembly 1/4'' off the floor (don't know if this would feel natural using it), and the assembly would only be held into those bars with 1/4'' of thread (as opposed to through-bolted and nutted into the floor).
ThoughtS?
My initial thought was to have 2 1/4'' aluminum bars (rectangles) cut (unknown length/width yet). Bolt the bars through the floor. Then every, say, 1/2'' or 1'', drill and tap a hole that the pedal assembly bolts into. Then I can move the assembly forward/back 1/2'' or 1'' at a time to get the right fitment for me. (kinda like on a sliding track, except instead of being able to slide around it's a "unbolt and re-bolt into the bar" situation)
THe only downside I can see to this is it would raise the assembly 1/4'' off the floor (don't know if this would feel natural using it), and the assembly would only be held into those bars with 1/4'' of thread (as opposed to through-bolted and nutted into the floor).
ThoughtS?