Anyone Else Cliplessless?
04-16-15 | 10:38 PM
#151
Outback Cayucan
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 61
Likes: 3
From: San Luis Obispo County California
Bikes: Carl Strong special blend steel road, Praxis Zayante Carbon 48/32 Di Il, Enve fork, Giant wheels 6/15; '07 Specialized Roubaix road, Proflex 855 MTB, Nishiki International used w/ Giant trainer.
Power Grips fine by me. Been using them ~ two years on my Roubaix (3500mi. 2014). See the references to "tombay" on BF which are not amusing in any way.
04-17-15 | 01:38 PM
#152
Newbie
Joined: Apr 2015
Posts: 4
Likes: 0
From: Wyoming
Bikes: Specialized Roubais Elite, Specialized hybrid clunker, hoping for Surly LHT
dirt-cheap/free plain platform pedals and any shoes (or boots) I want. Same for clothes. And not one bit embarrased about it. I do have a set of brand-new SPDs in original box on shelf with about one millimeter of dust on top. I might be a slow adopter. My wife goes clipless sometimes and she has come up with some pretty impressive words at times while doing so. I think cycling-specific foot arrangements are highly desirable for most classes of riders, but not for me.
04-20-15 | 08:23 AM
#153
Senior Member
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 2,920
Likes: 1,002
From: Louisville KY
Bikes: 06 Lemond Reno, 98 GT Timberline
I tried clipless, several times, just isn't for me. What I found keeps my feet on the pedals (good thing 'cause if they ever caught a calf they'd tear it up!) are BMX pedals--these specificlaly: Sun Ringle Zuzu Pedals | Flat | Replaceable Pins | Pair
