egg beater ?
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egg beater ?
I recently put crank bros candy C's on my new WW trike. It is a lot easier to clip in now and it might eliviate some of my hot foot/toes
can I use the crank bro's cleats on my old clipless pedals (forgot to try) or do I have to switch all my pedals to eggbeaters now?
can I use the crank bro's cleats on my old clipless pedals (forgot to try) or do I have to switch all my pedals to eggbeaters now?
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Crankbrother cleats only work with crankbrother pedals from what i know so yes you'll either have to switch all your bikes to CB pedals or you could get a second pair of shoes to use with your other pedals (which may be cheaper than picking up 2 or more sets of pedals).
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Doesn't Crank Bros. make eggbeaters too? The cleats should be the same for the eggbeaters, candy c's, etc.
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Yes, all Crank Bros. pedals can use the same small cleat. I have egg beaters, Candy and Quatros and use one pair of MTB shoes for all.
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I cheat and use the SPDs cleats (and MKS cleats, too) with my eggbeaters, and they seem to work. They aren't as snug as with a SPD pedal, but not overly tight (more loose, really), which I can live with. I suggest you try them out with SPD cleats before you go and buy a pile of new pedals. It would be cheaper to buy an extra pair of shoes if the SPD didn't work.






