When did these LOOK pedals come out?
01-29-08, 08:16 PM
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They were available in 1988. I believe that was also their year of introduction.
01-29-08, 09:17 PM
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I have a set of these, maybe I will try them out and start using them on more bike since they are so abundant.
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I saw a pair for sale at the UBC bike kitchen and since I already have look pedals on my road bike, I was thinking these would be a good option for a track bike I'm planning. Any thoughts?
01-30-08, 08:41 AM
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I have these on several bikes. Good quality, last forever, and easy to use. Standard non Keogh Look cleats work in them both red and black. Roger
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do they have any float?
There are probably a couple pair at OCB too.
There are probably a couple pair at OCB too.
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Those look like first generation pedals, around 1985. The first models I think were called PP56 and PP66 and I think the red ones were the 66 and the black ones were 56.
A few years later they came out with a carbon grabber and a more rounded body and they called them PP76 - that was my first set of clipless (1988) and I still have them but don't use them. I've broken a few pedal spindles - they see hard service and when they go you can hit the road hard. Pedals are something I just don't buy used.
A few years later they came out with a carbon grabber and a more rounded body and they called them PP76 - that was my first set of clipless (1988) and I still have them but don't use them. I've broken a few pedal spindles - they see hard service and when they go you can hit the road hard. Pedals are something I just don't buy used.
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