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Old 07-09-07 | 07:42 PM
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Bikes: Cannondale System Six, Specialized FSR-XC, Specialized Langster, Univega Arrow Spot, Raleigh Sports

Originally Posted by Bike Lover
My friend recommended riding with one leg clipped in at a time so that I could get used to the circular motion that the clipless allows. I believe this helped on many fronts. It helps with trying to get power out of the complete stroke and, with one leg out, it helped with confidence as I could quickly put one foot down if needed. Of course, I did look funny with one dangling off trying not to get hit by the crank/pedal.
That's pretty good advice. I trained myself to pedal in circles by staring at my front wheel while I climb on my road bike. For some reason that helped smooth out my pedal stroke alot. I don't recommend doing this on trails obviously.

I hate riding more than a few miles without my clipless pedals. It feels so inefficent.
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