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Old 06-23-18 | 01:04 PM
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desconhecido
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Originally Posted by sweeks
Many single-sided pedals meant for use with toe clips have a little tab that sticks up when the weight of the toe clip hangs down. If you tap the tab with your toe, the toe clip flips right up so your foot can slide in. Once you're used to it, it's no harder than clipping in on a clipless pedal (even not looking down!).
EDIT: This tab is visible on the OP's pedal!
Yes, indeed. If you practice, you can get your foot into the pedal without looking down and without slowing the pedal stroke. Start off with the clipped foot and when the pedal comes around, insert your other foot and off you go. Faster than stopping your pedal stroke to snap in a clipless, I think.
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