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Old 02-19-15 | 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by tjspiel
The topic of clipless pedals for commuting has been rehashed and debated multiple times, and often has led to people's choices being insulted. You know... typical BF stuff.

That's why the word "troll" was being tossed around.

I like clipless pedals and use them but aside from riding my fixed gear I see no particular need for them on my commute and completely understand why lots of people wouldn't want to bother with them. Other folks feel like they make a night and day difference.

I kind of split the difference with campus pedals so I can decide on a per trip basis whether I want to ride clipless or not. Some people think campus pedals are the worst of both worlds.
I know its a goofy idea........but I have been intrigued by the idea of campus pedals used in conjunction with cleats that could be attached to any type of shoe or boot, something like a mini crampon.
The few times I would benefit from the extra efficiency of foot retention, are also the times when when carrying an extra pair of shoes would be the least desirable.
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