Old 07-22-14, 05:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Jim from Boston
In fact, my own piece of advice is to unclip whenever extreme slowing or stopping is a possibility.

I've gone down about five times since 2006 when I got them; about three were in the learning phase when stopping, during about six months; and the later falls usually on slow, tight, 180 degree turnarounds.


Unclipping just-in-case is good for getting some one-legged pedalling going, as well, to maintain momentum.

And toe overlap on the front wheel can also be a bit disconcerting when slow manoeuvring, and especially on a fixed gear!
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