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Old 03-23-08 | 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by rm -rf
I never completely tipped over. A few times, I did get way past 45 degrees and managed to clip out and put a foot down just in time. Each time, I thought I was clipped out with my foot resting on the pedal, but it was clipped back in. I had a slightly pulled muscle for a few days from the awkward recovery.

There were also a few panic situations at stops, but I got clipped out in time.

Now, after 10,000 miles, I don't have to think about it at all. When clipless was new to me, I had to plan my stops, clipping out in advance and making sure to lean that way.
Ditto for me....several very close calls...winding up still clipped in on one foot, but facing backwards on the clipped in side after swinging my un-clipped foot/leg over the rear tire. Bet you didn't know your lower leg could do a 180 from the upper leg.
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