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Old 09-19-16 | 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by gregjones
With no thought of agreement with either side of any safety or efficiency issues.....

I just got back from my first ride on the 324s that I got yesterday. This makes the sixth model of SPD pedals from 2 manufacturers that I have used. They are BY FAR the easiest "clipping" of the pedals that I have used. I took the wrench with me to adjust them and stopped within the first half mile to increase the tension.
I've been using SPD for many years, and I finally got a pair of these pedals. I agree. I never should have waited.
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