my G25 pedals are sitting on my desk where the printer should go, however if i start to do heel and toe they slip down the desk, its basically the same as a wooden floor, is there any way i can stop them slipping

Screw them down?

Rubber... Feet.

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Could the rubber pads underneath be dusty? Clean them off with a little water and they'll stick much better.

Quote from Gnomie :

Could the rubber pads underneath be dusty? Clean them off with a little water and they'll stick much better.

True, but for me they tend to get dusty quite quickly, so I simply jammed a cardboard box between my pedals and the wall.

Quote from ColeusRattus :

True, but for me they tend to get dusty quite quickly, so I simply jammed a cardboard box between my pedals and the wall.

Snap! haha a doc martins boot box, or rest them at an angle against the ledge part of the desk that their currently sitting on. ( unless this is to high off the ground then it will be a no )

Cheers,
Chris

Quote from ColeusRattus :

True, but for me they tend to get dusty quite quickly, so I simply jammed a cardboard box between my pedals and the wall.

In my case they tend to slide a lot more than Momo pedals, since pedals are stiff (and I like it that way) and require much more force. Hence, they slide more.

I currently use a little carpet; the legs of the chairs block the carpet and subsequently the G25 (setup for carpet). It's a bit elastic so you have to stretch, but for me it's better than slowly and then suddenly sliding pedals.

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On my old desk, it had a bottom on it. What i used to do with my G25 pedals is put the desk against the wall, and then slide the pedals all the way back against the wall (try and make sure you dont trap the wire). This will stop the pedals from moving, but it also gives you a nice driving position with your legs nicely stretched out like real life.

This is what I use on my wooden floor >> http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module ... ;U=strat15&doy=search

I used to wet the little rubber feet and that worked fine until they peeled off

SD.

Hammer some nails or put in some screws behind the pedals.