Alternative Pedal Boards - I Hate Velcro!

I feel ya. I only use a few pedals so I don't bother with a board, but here are the alternatives I'm aware of:

Temple boards - still requires you to stick something on your pedals

Aclam clamp system

TB thread from a group inventing their own clamp system

 

Screw the figure eight pieces from a scrap bicycle chain to the bottom of the pedals using the bottom cover screws and then you can screw the pedal to a piece of wood.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b0/Rollenketting.gif

 

Well, its kind of the same idea as Velcro but like x1000 better.

Dual Lock

Way more secure, leaves no residue (in my experience), and much less of a hassle over the bicycle chain method.

 

The Holey Board uses zapstraps/zipties. You could do the same with the Temple boards and skip the expensive plates.

Bicycle chain is most secure – anybody wants to nick a pedal from your board is going to have to take the whole board and then it's a pain in the butt to remove the pedals – great theft deterrent IMO, but also a pain to rearrange pedals.


There are a few threads on this topic worth checking out.

 

Raising this thread from it's half year slumber because I'm having the same thoughts. And now I am thinking DIY, using either peg board over a wood frame or a baker's cooling rack or dish rack, or maybe using a vented server rack shelf like this or this, also properly framed. Ooh, or a metal pegboard. I saw the Holey Boards (me likee) and Temple boards but now I'm on "how cheap can I go" track. I currently have a DIY board that is 17x12 and that's a little too small, so I need something with more real estate - either wider for 2 longer rows, deeper for 3 rows, or 2 levels to fit more pedals in that dimension.