bici accumulatori
Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Hamilton, Ottawa, Maberly, Apsley, Ontario
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Bikes: 1985 Nishiki International Touring Bike, 1992 Vitus 979 road bike, 1996 Bianchi Premio road bike, 2002 Thin Blue LIne CO2 mountain bike, 2007 Rocky Mountain Sherpa touring bike, 1964 CCM roadster, 1959 CCM Motorbike, 2002 KHS FXT mtb + more to fix!
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I prefer clipless, but this time of year it's platforms for me! Warmer feet and easier to get a foot down for balance on the icey stuff, as well as the possiblity of frozen pedals.
It all depends on the bike I'm riding to work. 3 of 'em have clipless pedals, 1 has platforms.
It was a big decision for me to go clipless, my most expensive bike cost me $200, new pedals and shoes would cost me almost as much. As it turned out, I picked up 2 sets of pedals with bikes I bought, paid $45 for a pair of Wellgo SPD's, and got some Shimano MTB shoes for $90 on sale.
Yes, they are worth it, they do make a difference, especially mountain biking.