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Old 11-12-13 | 02:11 PM
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ShartRate
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Originally Posted by I-Like-To-Bike
Plastic bags, duct tape, shoe covers? Are SPD shoes with their built-in metal heat loss conducters really that important for your commute? If not, I recommend platform pedals and regular shoes/boots made for cold weather. Works for me without wacky improvised accessories at below 0° F.
Agreed with this... 4 mile ride to work this morning at around 16F. Had some wool socks and my Keen waterproof hiking boots on. Feet felt just fine.

As much as I love the feel of my SPD shoes, I just don't think I could keep warm with the venting. Also, I don't want to use shoe covers.

If your pedals are A530s though, I would suggest swapping for some cheap plastic BMX pedals like Odyssey Twisteds. A530s just look too slippery in case it snows.
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