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shinyblue 01-27-06 12:02 AM

Help! Clipless adaptable pedals??
 
Hello. I have a trek 7300 FX and the specs say it has 'clipless adaptable pedals'. I have not been able to find any information on what exactly that means. How do I adapt them????

Any help is greatly appreciated!

-Laura

Bikepacker67 01-27-06 08:21 AM

I'm assuming they have the bindings for SPD cleats to fit in.

DieselDan 01-27-06 09:04 AM

That means you can instll clipless pedals on the crank arm. Kind of oxymoranic since all cotterless crank arms have 9/16"x24tpi pedal threading.

AndrewP 01-27-06 11:53 AM

I think it means that you can use SPD shoes on one side, and uncleated street shoes on the other side of the pedal.

sngltrackdufus 01-27-06 08:28 PM

I think that it means that they are a alloy platform with the spd jaws located in themso you have a choice of what you wan tto use :eek:

shinyblue 02-26-06 06:42 PM

Finally found this page again... he he. When I purchased the bike and read the specs I thought 'clipless adaptable' meant I could use SPD shoes on one side (like some of you said). I didn't pay too much attention since I wasn't ready to get SPD shoes yet.

So, when I wanted to buy cycling shoes I looked at the pedals and quickly saw this was not the case or I had no idea how clipless pedals worked. (Yeah, I really hadn't ever looked at the pedals before and I'm very new to cycling ... lol!). So, I either the bike shop switched the pedals on me, or all 'clipless adaptable' means is that I can install clipless pedals (like DieselDan said).

Thanks for all of your responses!


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