Time ATAC vs. Time Z
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Time ATAC vs. Time Z
I've been running Time ATACs on my mountain bike since 1998. I'm getting a new mountain bike, and I see that Time has a relatively new pedal called the "Time Z'. I'm debating whether to get the ATACs or the Time Zs. The supposed advantage to the Zs is that they offer better support due to their larger size, and you can pedal a bit without being clipped in.
Does anyone have any experiece with both???
ThanX!!!!
Does anyone have any experiece with both???
ThanX!!!!
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Originally posted by TimB
no but the Z is intended for freeriders and downhillers. What kind of riding do you do?
People with XC race shoes tend to have problems engagingthe Z's
no but the Z is intended for freeriders and downhillers. What kind of riding do you do?
People with XC race shoes tend to have problems engagingthe Z's
I'm still confused, but that usually doesn't take much!
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I got the Zs. I can easily pedal with casual shoes as well as with cycling shoes uncliped. The pedals are nukeproof. I usually forget my crankarm at low position over rocks and i slam the pedals to rocks... just minor scratches to them...by far the strongest thing in bicycle componentry imho.
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I use the ATACs... good pedals, but I wouldn't recommend them for a beginner.
Actually yesterday I was tired and returning to the trailhead when I couldn't get unclipped as I was stopping, lost balance, and fell. My face came literally inches away from a barbed wire fence.. I got lucky.
Actually yesterday I was tired and returning to the trailhead when I couldn't get unclipped as I was stopping, lost balance, and fell. My face came literally inches away from a barbed wire fence.. I got lucky.
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Originally posted by Jim311
Cyber.... what size shoe do you wear? A 12.5? Is the SIDI a true 12.5? I'm thinking about ordering some, but I don't want to go through all the hassle of ordering it and having it not fit.
Cyber.... what size shoe do you wear? A 12.5? Is the SIDI a true 12.5? I'm thinking about ordering some, but I don't want to go through all the hassle of ordering it and having it not fit.
To me shoes are more personal than underware. I always try shoes on first.
btw. I lived in Titusville, Florida from 1966-1981.
Last edited by cyberhazard; 06-26-03 at 08:30 PM.
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Titusville, Cool town, spent a lot of weekends there back in my Windsurfing days. Used to go to a regatta there every year!
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