What Pedals Are On Your Bike
05-31-07, 02:00 PM
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m520's on my Gary Fisher Triton
Perl Uzumi I-Beam shoes.
Walk all day on them if i need to
Perl Uzumi I-Beam shoes.
Walk all day on them if i need to
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A520s on the road bike and touring bike
M520s on the xcross and singlespeed
M324s on the winter bike
Got some M424s I used to use laying around.
I have Shimano sandals, Pearl Vagabond MTB shoes, Adidas Marathon MTB shoes, Diadora Igwanas and Answer Kashmir boots. I likes me sandals the bestest.
M520s on the xcross and singlespeed
M324s on the winter bike
Got some M424s I used to use laying around.
I have Shimano sandals, Pearl Vagabond MTB shoes, Adidas Marathon MTB shoes, Diadora Igwanas and Answer Kashmir boots. I likes me sandals the bestest.
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Originally Posted by chipcom
A520s on the road bike and touring bike
M520s on the xcross and singlespeed
M324s on the winter bike
Got some M424s I used to use laying around.
I have Shimano sandals, Pearl Vagabond MTB shoes, Adidas Marathon MTB shoes, Diadora Igwanas and Answer Kashmir boots. I likes me sandals the bestest.
M520s on the xcross and singlespeed
M324s on the winter bike
Got some M424s I used to use laying around.
I have Shimano sandals, Pearl Vagabond MTB shoes, Adidas Marathon MTB shoes, Diadora Igwanas and Answer Kashmir boots. I likes me sandals the bestest.
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Originally Posted by huhenio
My toenails scare deer, small children, and other wildlife ... no sandals for me.
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On my road bike I use 30mm Pedal extenders with Speedplay X2's. The shoes are Lake CX225's in 48 Wide.
All this work just great for my 6'4" frame with 13.5 EEEE feet and a lot of natural toe-out twist in my legs.
All this work just great for my 6'4" frame with 13.5 EEEE feet and a lot of natural toe-out twist in my legs.
05-31-07, 08:35 PM
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Shimano mx-30 platform pedal on my cross check,
they are wide and versatile about what shoe/boot
i am wearing.
they are wide and versatile about what shoe/boot
i am wearing.
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Speedplays with Specialized Pro Carbons on the road bike
Sidi dominators with spds on the mtn bikes
Sidi dominators with spds on the mtn bikes
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I am interested in new road pedals and have narrowed it down to 2 pairs – anyone have any experience with the following two sets?
Thanks,
Shimano Ultegra SPD -SL Pedals
https://www.rei.com/product/752292
Or
Look KeO Sprint Pedals
https://www.rei.com/product/732578
Thanks,
Shimano Ultegra SPD -SL Pedals
https://www.rei.com/product/752292
Or
Look KeO Sprint Pedals
https://www.rei.com/product/732578
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Shimano SPD-SL Ultegra pedals (6610?), and Simano R-130 road shoes. Got both for "steal" prices, basically allowing me to go "one model up" from what I would normally have bought.
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Pedals - Shimanp SPD's - a set of 737's, I think, and a set of first-gen "road" style, meaning exactly like the MTB ones except one-sided. You know, the ones that are white and purple. Yeah, those.
As for shoes, they are some long-discontinued Shimano style that looks more like road shoes than MTB shoes, but have enough rubber on the bottom to be walkable. 2 pairs, same type of shoe - one pair white, one pair black. One of 'em needs to have some velcro replaced.
As for shoes, they are some long-discontinued Shimano style that looks more like road shoes than MTB shoes, but have enough rubber on the bottom to be walkable. 2 pairs, same type of shoe - one pair white, one pair black. One of 'em needs to have some velcro replaced.
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they are -ATOM pedals with brooks toe clips.
06-12-07, 01:36 PM
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Road - Look Keo Classic and Sidi Zeta
Mountain - Egg Beaters and AXO (?) forget the model or Plain peddles and Hi-tech hiking boots that were made for biking.
David
Mountain - Egg Beaters and AXO (?) forget the model or Plain peddles and Hi-tech hiking boots that were made for biking.
David
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I have Keo Sprints on my Look 595 and Keo Classics on my Specialized TriCross. I wear Sidi Genius 5.5 HT Carbon shoes.
FWIW - I will be going to MTB set on my cross bike by August.
FWIW - I will be going to MTB set on my cross bike by August.
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Looking through the various pedals, I'm guessing this is the set I have.
Shimano PDM324
https://www.nashbar.com/profile_morei...ku=3025&brand=
Shimano PDM324
https://www.nashbar.com/profile_morei...ku=3025&brand=
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All my road bikes have cheapie SPD pedals.
I wear Sidi Dominator Megas.
I wear Sidi Dominator Megas.
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On my trike: Crank Bros. Candy SL pedals, Specialized Sawpit shoes.
On my Crank Forward: Odyssey Jim Cielincki BMX pedals, 661 Dually shoes.
On my Crank Forward: Odyssey Jim Cielincki BMX pedals, 661 Dually shoes.
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Crank Brothers on everything but the fixie. Mallets on my Miyata ATB. Candys on my cyclocross and quattros on my Roubaix. I have Sidi's and Shimano shoes. All Crank Brothers all the time. 
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I use one pair of shoes and similar pedals:
For the Mountain Bike, Crank Brothers Mallet C: https://www.crankbrothers.com/mallet_c.php
For the Roadie, Crank Brothers Egg Beater C: https://www.crankbrothers.com/eggbeater_c.php
Shoes: Answer Impact MTB: (On sale too, $60) https://www.jensonusa.com/store/produ...b+Shoe+06.aspx
The Answer shoes actually work really well with the shoes. Just make sure you use both shims.
SU
For the Mountain Bike, Crank Brothers Mallet C: https://www.crankbrothers.com/mallet_c.php
For the Roadie, Crank Brothers Egg Beater C: https://www.crankbrothers.com/eggbeater_c.php
Shoes: Answer Impact MTB: (On sale too, $60) https://www.jensonusa.com/store/produ...b+Shoe+06.aspx
The Answer shoes actually work really well with the shoes. Just make sure you use both shims.
SU
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As I'm new to road cycling would you all recommend a certain pedal for the newbie? I am also going to need shoes and what would you recommend there?
06-15-07, 06:53 AM
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I was looking at the Crank Bros 5050. Any thoughts?
https://www.crankbrothers.com/5050.php
I am in the army and have had two ankle surgeries and have not been able to run for a loooong time. I am starting to ride to do some sort of cardio. I am afraid to go with clips because of the risk of getting my foot stuck, but I am looking for a solid pedal with a lot of room.
https://www.crankbrothers.com/5050.php
I am in the army and have had two ankle surgeries and have not been able to run for a loooong time. I am starting to ride to do some sort of cardio. I am afraid to go with clips because of the risk of getting my foot stuck, but I am looking for a solid pedal with a lot of room.
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06-15-07, 07:08 AM
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I upgraded to Shimano SPD M540 pedals both Road and MB.
I actually wore out some old Shimano 747's SPD after thousands of miles of use.
No complaints.
I actually wore out some old Shimano 747's SPD after thousands of miles of use.
No complaints.