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Old 10-07-15 | 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Bezalel
I don't know if this also applies to the PD-A600 but I was dissatisfied with my PD-A520s because they didn't orient themselves for easy entry like my Look Keos. I prefer the double sided SPDs (or SPD/Platform combos) if I need walkable shoes. If the stoker is just going to clip in once per ride the PD-A600s would probably be OK.
The PD-A600's do not self orient as you describe, however, I have never found that to be an issue, you will quickly develop a fluid motion with your foot that will orient the pedals. I like them as they have a nice wide platform for the shoe. I have wide feet and found with standard MTB pedals that my feet would tend to roll to the outside over time. The A600's solved that for me.
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