Ack! What next?
07-13-07 | 11:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Yen
"Precious" fits. I want to reach throught the monitor and pick her up.
Appearances are deceiving, I guess
She's just so full of energy that she doesn't what to do with herself yet when she gets excited.
She tries to lick and just starts nipping instead. And she's just so darned happy about it!
07-13-07 | 02:41 PM
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Time for a change.
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Originally Posted by Vieja Cabra
I have SPD's on all my bikes and find that the A520 are a pure pain in the B**T and the worst of all my SPD pedals.
With the platform, they are harder to clip in to because you can't feel where the clip is relative to the platform. They seem to always be turned the wrong way, and in no time they were all beat up on the "non-clip" side as a result of trying to start off from a stop and also from flipping them over to clip in. I bought them because I thought they would provide more foot support and I'm not sure that is true. Functionally I think they are way below the M520 because you can only clip in on one side.
They do look cool, though.
M324 is a good choice for a more casual commuter/around town bike or even a not-ridden-too-hard mountain bike.
With the platform, they are harder to clip in to because you can't feel where the clip is relative to the platform. They seem to always be turned the wrong way, and in no time they were all beat up on the "non-clip" side as a result of trying to start off from a stop and also from flipping them over to clip in. I bought them because I thought they would provide more foot support and I'm not sure that is true. Functionally I think they are way below the M520 because you can only clip in on one side.
They do look cool, though.
M324 is a good choice for a more casual commuter/around town bike or even a not-ridden-too-hard mountain bike.
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07-13-07 | 07:07 PM
#30
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From: Paoli, Wisconsin
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07-13-07 | 07:34 PM
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Originally Posted by SaiKaiTai
Meanwhile, my real new pride & joy?
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