Istanbul_Tea
02-05-04, 07:26 AM
I know for certain I want to use pedals and toe clips BUT where I could use some help is this-
Anyone have any opinions/experiences with the MKS GR-9 platform pedal as well as the MKS Touring pedal??
Primarily my concern between the two is that the platform pedal (GR-9) isn't going to give me enough coverage under my shoe and that the Touring pedal while much more wide than the GR-9 will give me problems with getting my feet in and out of the clips because of its teeth.
Also, I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe BUT haven't fully decided nor come across a shoe that I will wear mostly while riding so what size clips should I get... I'm thinking large BUT then again if I go for a low cut hiking type boot on our bike tour perhaps Xtra-Large will make more sense.
I do know this much... my feet tend to ache in the arches when riding if the pedal is too small surface-wise.
Opinions, thoughts, donations?
Thanks!
Anyone have any opinions/experiences with the MKS GR-9 platform pedal as well as the MKS Touring pedal??
Primarily my concern between the two is that the platform pedal (GR-9) isn't going to give me enough coverage under my shoe and that the Touring pedal while much more wide than the GR-9 will give me problems with getting my feet in and out of the clips because of its teeth.
Also, I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe BUT haven't fully decided nor come across a shoe that I will wear mostly while riding so what size clips should I get... I'm thinking large BUT then again if I go for a low cut hiking type boot on our bike tour perhaps Xtra-Large will make more sense.
I do know this much... my feet tend to ache in the arches when riding if the pedal is too small surface-wise.
Opinions, thoughts, donations?
Thanks!
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