jonnie mon
01-15-01, 07:32 PM
I need new metal toe clips for my pedals. I can only find plastic ones. Anybody have an idea where to find them?
General Cycling Discussion - Toe Clips
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Rich
01-16-01, 05:32 AM
Hi there,
it's usually the norm now to get plastic toeclips, but there maybe a few specialist bike shops that can get them. Campagnolo used to make some pretty smart ones (albeit expensive)...Keep you're eye's peeled to the local bike magazines too, they might have manufacturers listed who might still make them.
Good luck
Rich ;)
it's usually the norm now to get plastic toeclips, but there maybe a few specialist bike shops that can get them. Campagnolo used to make some pretty smart ones (albeit expensive)...Keep you're eye's peeled to the local bike magazines too, they might have manufacturers listed who might still make them.
Good luck
Rich ;)
steve33
01-16-01, 08:39 AM
Plastic toe clips are more user frindley than metal, they accept larger shoe witdths than metal, they are not as hard on your shoes, catch a plastic clip on pavement or a rock nothing happens, catch a metal and the story is diffrent. I have used both over the years, and would not use metal anymore.!!!
dvicakra
03-02-01, 10:12 AM
Sure this is an easy one.
For metal toe clips try:
rivendellbicycles.com
bicycleclassics.com
or
renaissance-cycles.com
All three are reputable and to-be-trusted for all of their offerings.
For metal toe clips try:
rivendellbicycles.com
bicycleclassics.com
or
renaissance-cycles.com
All three are reputable and to-be-trusted for all of their offerings.