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Old 05-13-11, 05:02 PM
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Whoa! Now that's interesting!

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Those are cool. Could always hit the red stitching with some black dye. Haven't looked. Are they an arm n' a leg?

Edit: never mind. two hunnert n' fifty bucks. Yikes. No wonder they look cool. Back to the Dettos.
Those are seriously nice shoes, though, just the thing for the Armani set....the Manolo Blahniks (sp?) of cycling shoes.

Anybody notice that the ads that appear on the borders of this thread are all about shoes? Sexy shoes at that!
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Still using my old Rivats from 30+ years ago:

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Chrome Kursk for clips and straps. They are hipster approved but work well and have a stiff sole for riding. I like mine.

https://www.chromebagsstore.com/shoes/kursk.html
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these are really nice, do they have clips at the bottom? or are they just flat bottom shoes

this is a really good topic, i was actually wondering what people do where with pedals with straps and cages and just normal pedals
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ok here's another question, might be a dumb question but i saw these shoes and i'm wondering, if you don't put that cleat or hook on for the clip pedals, will they still work well with just normal pedals, or pedals with straps? or is the bottom too hard ?

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I just remember I'm going to Guatemala next week and I know a shoe maker who could make a custom made copy of old leather cycling shoes very affordable. Now I just have to get my hands on an old pair.
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hard soled walking shoes. also considering some MTB shoes
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Originally Posted by iab
Those are cool. I've got some of the predecessors to this, the Timberland Folsom shoes, but they don't have the Big Lebowski vibe that these do.
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