Any deals on Speedplay pedals?
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Any deals on Speedplay pedals?
The Roubaix Pro should be here early next week...just wondering if there are any good deals to be had on Speedplay pedals anywhere.
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Performance Bike has descent prices on the Speedplay pedals. But use the current 20% off code and it makes it a good deal.
PerformanceBike.com <https://www.hot-deals.org/relocate.cgi?www.performancebike.com> - 20% off, code: 6001202
PerformanceBike.com <https://www.hot-deals.org/relocate.cgi?www.performancebike.com> - 20% off, code: 6001202
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Originally Posted by Doggus
The Roubaix Pro should be here early next week...just wondering if there are any good deals to be had on Speedplay pedals anywhere.
TIA
TIA
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Originally Posted by skydive69
There are numerous good deals on Speedplay pedals on eBay. My son recently bought a set of zeros there. I love them, I have them on all three of my bikes.
- been used
- not included cleats ($39.95 for new zero cleats)
- gone for almost what Performance sells them for after coupons
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Originally Posted by Ziggurat
get the Zeros
I am ready to buy the Xs, I don't know much about either of them. Why do you like zeros better?
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Originally Posted by Paul W.
Why?
I am ready to buy the Xs, I don't know much about either of them. Why do you like zeros better?
I am ready to buy the Xs, I don't know much about either of them. Why do you like zeros better?
I'm going with the zeros because they've made improvements to known problems with the X-type.
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Zeros allow adjusting float independently for heel in and heel out. The cleats are very compact and (in my experience) wear well. If you are the least bit pigeon toed or duck footed, the zeros can adjust for that. Very easy to get out of. I am an older git and don't have the range of motion that I would like. My frogs are great for around town (commuter) but really have too much float for me and give me hot spots after about 70-75mi. The zeros are the charm for me.
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Originally Posted by fsor
...Zeros allow adjusting float independently for heel in and heel out...
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Originally Posted by Paul W.
Why?
I am ready to buy the Xs, I don't know much about either of them. Why do you like zeros better?
I am ready to buy the Xs, I don't know much about either of them. Why do you like zeros better?