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Old 10-10-10 | 06:11 PM
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Rhodabike
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Bikes: Reynolds 531P road bike, Rocky Mountain Metropolis, Rocky Mountain Sherpa 10, Look 566

Originally Posted by TRANS4M
what if your quads get tired? with clips, you can work your hamstrings to give your quads a rest.
I can do that with the pegged platform pedals, as long as I'm wearing a shoe with at least 1/4" of soft sole material for the pegs to dig into. My cadence is quite high, as I'm an ex-trackie who used to train for at least 100 rpm in 3000m individual pursuit. The only thing I can't do with them is use my hip aductors to pull the pedal up over the top of the stroke, but there isn't much call for that in a grocery run or my 4k commute. If I want to do a ride where that's a necessity - i.e., a long highway ride - I'll ride my road bike with the Look Keo pedals.
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