Good clipless pedals for traumatized clipless rookie
02-15-16 | 03:51 PM
#51
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+1, Big John, that was needless to say it the way that he did. I have absolutely no need to look like a racer, never tried to fool anyone. The SPD-SL and correct shoes just plain work for me, and a lot of others, too. ride on what works best for you, don't waste time making judgmental statements.
Bill
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Last edited by qcpmsame; 02-25-16 at 07:12 AM.
02-15-16 | 10:52 PM
#52
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From: Okanagan, BC
Bikes: Cannondale Caad 8; Jamis Aurora Elite, Kona Disc road bike, Rocky Mntn Equipe, Apollo Imperial, KHS Aero Comp SS
Hmmm ... we don't have cockroaches in our neck of the woods. At least not the kind that you can step on.
02-16-16 | 06:48 AM
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From: Middle of da Mitten
Bikes: Trek 7500, RANS V-Rex, Optima Baron, Velokraft NoCom, M-5 Carbon Highracer, Bacchetta Quattro, Catrike Speed
Advocating flat pedals or toe clips is pointless since the OP already stated she wanted to go back to clipless. All you retro-grouches can now go back under your bridges to sulk.
02-16-16 | 08:11 AM
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OP: I need a new light, what kind of LED light should I get?
A: Don't get an LED light, just get a gas lantern.
Clipless pedals are here to stay, they're better for a long list of reasons that have already been covered in this thread.
