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Originally Posted by Miyata110
Can I ask what disadvantages these might have over typical clipless pedals? I'm looking into my first pair (am leaning towards recessed cleats) and without any experience I see only positives from this setup. Anyone want to shed some light?
They're the Mullet of pedals: "All Business up front and all party in the back!"

Seriously, they are a great way to start into using clipless pedals. I have a different pair that I have on my multipurpose bike, so I can just jump on without worrying about the shoes I'm wearing and go to the store. On my bikes that are more race oriented, I use a pedal that's faster to clip into, but still SPD. The Shimano A520s are a great road oriented pedal that looks nice with my Cannondale SR300. Double-sided pedals such as the M770 are nice for clipping in fast when needed such as a race situation. They worked well for my CX bike.
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