Does anyone have one of these?
03-06-07, 02:52 PM
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Does anyone have one of these?
I broke my toe clip. At the time i thought "No biggie. I have 2 sets at home." It is a biggie cause the ones I have do not fit. Does anyone have one of these? It's a Shimano 105
03-06-07, 03:10 PM
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I do have one; I need another.
Want to split a pair?
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Originally Posted by top506
I do have one; I need another.
Want to split a pair?
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Want to split a pair?
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03-06-07, 03:20 PM
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I have 2 NOS, and I don't need em. Also the pedals that go along with them. I can send you each one for the cost of postage, but the pedals will be extra
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Originally Posted by LittleGinseng
I have 2 NOS, and I don't need em. Also the pedals that go along with them. I can send you each one for the cost of postage, but the pedals will be extra
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I have a pair of similar Shimano 600 pedals with clips I could be convinced to part with if either of you want to bite the bullet and upgrade.
For the cost of postage plus a voluntary contribution in an appropriate amount of your choosing to whatever my next charity ride is (probably the Philadelphia Livestrong ride).
EDIT: First come first serve, also the clips on the 600's are metal.
EDIT AGAIN:
FIRST CAME... FIRST SERVED.
Pedals will be on their way to a new home shortly.
For the cost of postage plus a voluntary contribution in an appropriate amount of your choosing to whatever my next charity ride is (probably the Philadelphia Livestrong ride).
EDIT: First come first serve, also the clips on the 600's are metal.
EDIT AGAIN:
FIRST CAME... FIRST SERVED.
Pedals will be on their way to a new home shortly.
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03-06-07, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by LittleGinseng
I have 2 NOS, and I don't need em. Also the pedals that go along with them. I can send you each one for the cost of postage, but the pedals will be extra
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03-07-07, 03:29 AM
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They're great pedals (I have two pairs, both on bikes), but the clips are murder to find!
03-07-07, 05:44 AM
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I have one, and I'm in ATL. Its from v. 1988 Shimano 105 pedals. PM me.
03-07-07, 06:38 AM
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Those things are the worst. I have a pair on my fixed gear, and would love to get metal clips for them, but they're only available in the Dura Ace line for $20 - $30. I'm switching out to another set of pedals.
03-07-07, 07:23 AM
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Death fork? Naaaah!!
The funny thing is as you slide down the food chain to the Exage groups, the pedals can take either the Exage tongue and slot clips or the 105/600/Dura Ace three-hole clips, but the uipper level pedals only take the three hole clips. Of course, the Exage clips are readily available and cheap......
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You know it's going to be a good day when the stem and seatpost come right out.
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