Modern Cycling Shoes Made For Use With Toe Clips
04-22-15, 09:57 AM
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MKS makes those caged toe clips as well. They go for $18-25 depending where you find them. Cheapest price I saw was on Amazon from Niagra Bike.
I ripped an old Specialized toe clip in half in a crash last fall and saw these while I was looking for what to replace them with.
The caged toe clips are much stiffer than standard toe clips, which I've always found to be somewhat flexible. So far I like them.
I ripped an old Specialized toe clip in half in a crash last fall and saw these while I was looking for what to replace them with.
The caged toe clips are much stiffer than standard toe clips, which I've always found to be somewhat flexible. So far I like them.
04-22-15, 10:20 AM
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MKS makes those caged toe clips as well. They go for $18-25 depending where you find them. Cheapest price I saw was on Amazon from Niagra Bike.
I ripped an old Specialized toe clip in half in a crash last fall and saw these while I was looking for what to replace them with.
The caged toe clips are much stiffer than standard toe clips, which I've always found to be somewhat flexible. So far I like them.
I ripped an old Specialized toe clip in half in a crash last fall and saw these while I was looking for what to replace them with.
The caged toe clips are much stiffer than standard toe clips, which I've always found to be somewhat flexible. So far I like them.
I ordered a set of the King Cage ones on clearance for $20. But those MKS ones look pretty much identical. Thank you very much for the heads-up!
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04-25-15, 04:40 PM
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Wow! How did I not notice these ever before? My favorite toe clips have been the resin CatEye ones. Not that I'm any sort of expert..
I ordered a set of the King Cage ones on clearance for $20. But those MKS ones look pretty much identical. Thank you very much for the heads-up!
I ordered a set of the King Cage ones on clearance for $20. But those MKS ones look pretty much identical. Thank you very much for the heads-up!
The King Cage toe clips arrived the other day- I got them put on today. They're styley.
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The MKS ones look just as nice, from what I've seen.
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04-25-15, 05:33 PM
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back to the shoes. 
these were posted on some other thread a year or so ago. just thought they were worth mentioning.
Fixed - Quoc Pham, The Home of Quoc Pham
looks like a nice shoe. on and off the bike. haven't tried them yet.
these were posted on some other thread a year or so ago. just thought they were worth mentioning.Fixed - Quoc Pham, The Home of Quoc Pham
looks like a nice shoe. on and off the bike. haven't tried them yet.
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Those sure do look nice. But for that kind of coin...out of my budget range. Glad I still have three pairs of Dettos.
I really like those King toe clips.
I really like those King toe clips.
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Thanks to the person who mentioned Portland's Exit Shoes earlier. I think these are just amazing:
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Since this is the place to put it, throwing up the toe-clip touring shoes I sprung for my own birthday last summer, and am very fond of these:
Mamnick Hibell Touring Shoe
Mamnick Hibell Touring Shoe
