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04-30-03, 06:23 PM
OK so I've had these Ritchey Pro Logic pedals for at least 6 years now (red ones, came on my specialized stumpjumper m2 comp). I was riding today and i noticed it's getting harder to clip in and the pedals are looking kinda ragged and the clips on my shoes are getting kinda "dull".
Anyways I was wondering what the lifetime for clipless pedals such as mine are? I tend to ride as hard as >I< can, and I often clip in and out on technical trails and sometimes if i'm on a drop and not clipped in i'll clip in on the impact. This summer has a lot of bike upgrades instore and i'm hoping that i can fix the pedals or something so i don't have to add that to my list as well. Thanks
Anyways I was wondering what the lifetime for clipless pedals such as mine are? I tend to ride as hard as >I< can, and I often clip in and out on technical trails and sometimes if i'm on a drop and not clipped in i'll clip in on the impact. This summer has a lot of bike upgrades instore and i'm hoping that i can fix the pedals or something so i don't have to add that to my list as well. Thanks