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Old 09-27-01 | 06:23 AM
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Check out this new MTB pedal design

Pretty interesting new pedal here. Using some of TIME's ideas and stripping it down to a minimalist piece of equip.

Crank Bros. Pedal
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Old 09-27-01 | 07:19 AM
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Hahah, I'm a bit dubious to it's minimalist appearence, but it should keep those weight weenies happy!

Wonder when it's available :confused:

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Old 09-27-01 | 01:40 PM
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Thats a pretty genious design.
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Old 09-27-01 | 01:45 PM
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I saw that article the other day. When they say minimalistic design they aren't kidding. I'd be interested in trying a pair out and comparing them to my Time's. The quality should be good as Cook Bros has been around for a long time and puts out fine products.

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Old 09-28-01 | 08:30 PM
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Interesting look to them. But they only have 6 degrees of float. That's not much (for those of us with less than perfect body mechanics). How much float do the Times have?
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Old 09-29-01 | 05:48 AM
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Time's have 15 0or 20 degrees depending on which cleat you mount on which shoe (the cleats are designed asymetrical for this purpose). 6 degrees seems pretty common for most MTB pedals. Since the design of the retention is nearly identical to Time's, I wonder if you could use Time cleat's and get more float out of them.

Boomer - the co. making them is CRANK Bros., not Cook Bros. I made the same mistake as you when I first read it. I'm not familiar w/ Crank Bros., are you?
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