Sheffield Pedals
12-06-18 | 01:58 PM
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Sheffield Pedals
Unsure of the model of these, but I believe they are 1950's era or so. They have some pitting and the usual wear and tear associated with pedals this old, please see below photos. Standard 9/16" x 20 tpi threading on these. SOLD.
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12-11-18 | 06:53 PM
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This model is called Corsa and is model Nr. 655.
Usage tip -
the lateral distance between the inner and outer spurs is small.
most adult males would not be able to get a welted shoe into the pedal/toeclip.
best to use weltless shoe such as cycling shoe.
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This model is called Corsa and is model Nr. 655.
Usage tip -
the lateral distance between the inner and outer spurs is small.
most adult males would not be able to get a welted shoe into the pedal/toeclip.
best to use weltless shoe such as cycling shoe.
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12-11-18 | 10:00 PM
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That's incredibly precise and useful. Thanks for sharing
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