Best clipless that wont pop out?
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Best clipless that wont pop out round 100$?
So, ive tried ultegra mtb clipless, SPD SL (have now, but need new ones so looking anyways) and cages
i hate cages which i have on my fuji track pro right now.
basically, i had the spdsl for about 7 months, and once i went to a higher gearing, they started popping out. this was with brand new 0 float and hte normal cleats (tried both), and tension all the way up.
so, id like to buy a new set of pedals, around 100.00 all in that wont pop out when i slow hard, or skid, or pull up to hard when pedaling.
any ideas?
i hate cages which i have on my fuji track pro right now.
basically, i had the spdsl for about 7 months, and once i went to a higher gearing, they started popping out. this was with brand new 0 float and hte normal cleats (tried both), and tension all the way up.
so, id like to buy a new set of pedals, around 100.00 all in that wont pop out when i slow hard, or skid, or pull up to hard when pedaling.
any ideas?
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My SPDs don't pop out, though some people seem to have problem with this. With SPDs, I've noticed than an upward pull combined with inversion of the foot will cause them to suddenly pop out. I don't know if its a design flaw or a safety feature, but I accidentally unclipped a few times until I learned not to do that when hammering or attempting to slow down and it hasen't happened since, even with the tension set relatively low. I currently use a variety of SPDs (mnt) and Look Keo Max (road). Look Keo pedals are excellent and less prone to pop out with sloppy pedaling. I have also used crank brothers pedals...never had a problem with those popping out either, but I dislike them for other reasons. Many people rave about Atacs, but I've never tried those.
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any particular models?
rather stick to road SPD 3 bolt type setups
rather stick to road SPD 3 bolt type setups
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yep
which is why now im looking for new pedals
which is why now im looking for new pedals
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I've done this too by accident. But I have my tension set pretty low. Overall I like my SPDs, did they give you (yokotas13) problems when the pedals and cleats were new? Are you sure you're not twisting your ankles?
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My 105 SPD-SL feels pretty damn solid, I can't imagine pulling out of those but I have popped out with SPDs. I had LOOK cleats but those wore out too easily and popped out a few times. I hear you can't pull out of Speedplays
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Cr-mo speedplays.
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Sp...ls/5300003543/
https://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=A1191
I have yet to pull out of these. Clipping in is ultra easy. Good track clearance.
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Sp...ls/5300003543/
https://www.probikekit.com/display.php?code=A1191
I have yet to pull out of these. Clipping in is ultra easy. Good track clearance.
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yesssss and UK
easier for me to get to Sauid. i ordered my fuji track pro from EVANS bicycles lol
100.00 USD budget, thats about 125ish
easier for me to get to Sauid. i ordered my fuji track pro from EVANS bicycles lol
100.00 USD budget, thats about 125ish
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BUT on sprints where i know i have halfass decent form its happening on the up pull. thats my main complaint. popping out during skids is just an inconvenience
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These aren't 3 bolt but I'm sure you could find an adaptor out there some where. The crank brothers egg beaters will NOT pop out under and circumstances unless you twist your ankle. In fact the design holds them tighter the harder you pull up on them. They feel loose, but definitely are very tight. https://www.crankbrothers.com/pedals_eggbeater2.php I've been using these on my cross, mountain, and fixie.
[EDIT]: Here is the 3 bolt adapter https://www.crankbrothers.com/accesso...hole_cleat.php
[EDIT]: Here is the 3 bolt adapter https://www.crankbrothers.com/accesso...hole_cleat.php
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shimano shoes i have use the two bolt cleats they do as well. just nota fan of crank brothers.
used them in the MTB days last year and year before, and dumped them for hte Shimano SPD for offroad
used them in the MTB days last year and year before, and dumped them for hte Shimano SPD for offroad
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doest really matter that you agree
they are out of my budget for pedals
lol
around means +-5 bucks or so. not 30
they are out of my budget for pedals
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around means +-5 bucks or so. not 30
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yokotos13, get them used off ebay. Mine are years old and they work just fine.
Easily had for under $100.
https://cgi.ebay.com/Speedplay-X5-Chr...ht_2148wt_1137
Easily had for under $100.
https://cgi.ebay.com/Speedplay-X5-Chr...ht_2148wt_1137
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not doin it too much hastle to get an individual to ship to saudi arabia
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The fact the person lists SAU as a shipping option and with a price is a good sign.
If you are really into getting some speedplays, I would sell you mine and get some new ones for myself.
If you are really into getting some speedplays, I would sell you mine and get some new ones for myself.
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id deff like something. shoot me an email and we can talk.
freshlikesushi1@gmail.com
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What maintenance do speedplays need? I have yet to do anything other than clean them once in a while. If something wears out you can replace it. Better than buying a whole new pedals/cleat set like other pedals.
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So, ive tried ultegra mtb clipless, SPD SL (have now, but need new ones so looking anyways) and cages
i hate cages which i have on my fuji track pro right now.
basically, i had the spdsl for about 7 months, and once i went to a higher gearing, they started popping out. this was with brand new 0 float and hte normal cleats (tried both), and tension all the way up.
so, id like to buy a new set of pedals, around 100.00 all in that wont pop out when i slow hard, or skid, or pull up to hard when pedaling.
any ideas?
i hate cages which i have on my fuji track pro right now.
basically, i had the spdsl for about 7 months, and once i went to a higher gearing, they started popping out. this was with brand new 0 float and hte normal cleats (tried both), and tension all the way up.
so, id like to buy a new set of pedals, around 100.00 all in that wont pop out when i slow hard, or skid, or pull up to hard when pedaling.
any ideas?
Unless you are this guy:
And even Chris Hoy sometimes used SPD-SL pedals without a strap as in this photo:
You didn't tighten the tension on your SPD SL pedals. From the factory they are set to the very lightest setting. Put them at least to the middle of the tension range.