gregclimbs
11-17-08, 02:05 PM
do the crank bro's mallet pedals work WITHOUT cleated shoes on? do the retention bars poke your foot in soft shoes?
better off just using the 50/50s?
tia,
g
better off just using the 50/50s?
tia,
g
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coldfeet
11-17-08, 06:04 PM
do the crank bro's mallet pedals work WITHOUT cleated shoes on? do the retention bars poke your foot in soft shoes?
better off just using the 50/50s?
tia,
g
I've bought a pair of these, but not fitted them yet. if you can wait a week or so, i will give you a definitive answer, in the meantime, I would say they would work OK with some heavily lugged footwear. Tennis shoes, not so much...
better off just using the 50/50s?
tia,
g
I've bought a pair of these, but not fitted them yet. if you can wait a week or so, i will give you a definitive answer, in the meantime, I would say they would work OK with some heavily lugged footwear. Tennis shoes, not so much...
Maxwell
11-17-08, 06:25 PM
I've bought a pair of these, but not fitted them yet. if you can wait a week or so, i will give you a definitive answer, in the meantime, I would say they would work OK with some heavily lugged footwear. Tennis shoes, not so much...
I run them on my big dummy. They're great for a quick run to the store, but do poke your feet a bit. I figure if I'm riding more than 2 miles, it worth the time to put bike shoes on. Nice being able to just hop on the bike in sneakers though.
I run them on my big dummy. They're great for a quick run to the store, but do poke your feet a bit. I figure if I'm riding more than 2 miles, it worth the time to put bike shoes on. Nice being able to just hop on the bike in sneakers though.