clipless pedal identification?
#1
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blithering idiot

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From: beautiful coastal South Carolina
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clipless pedal identification?
i seem to remember a clipless pedal system where the only part that remained on the bike was a small button-like nub. the rest was bolted to the shoe, and the effective pedal axle was beside the foot, not under it.
am i imagining things? or did/does this really exist? who made it? what was it called? anyone?
am i imagining things? or did/does this really exist? who made it? what was it called? anyone?
#6
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it will soon be the fastest selling product in the bike world
If you look at the picture of the shoes there is actually a grey pedal in place, I don't think that 'button' is the pedal.
#7
Steel is real, baby!
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From: Boise, ID
Bikes: 1984 Pinarello, 1986 Bianchi Portofino, 1988 Bianchi Trofeo, 1989 Specialized Allez, 1989 Specialized Hard Rock, 2001 Litespeed Tuscany
Downside is that it prevents you from jumping on your bike with a pair of sneakers for a quick ride to 7-11.
Other than that, I think it's just plain ugly.
Other than that, I think it's just plain ugly.
#9
Second problem is I don't see how that assembly could be rigid enough to prevent the outer edge of the foot from rocking vertically, pivoting on the crank "button".







