Keo vs Delta Look pedals
09-25-06 | 12:38 PM
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voltman's answer +
lighter weight
More cornering clearance (fairly positive on this one)
lighter weight
More cornering clearance (fairly positive on this one)
09-25-06 | 12:39 PM
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Better Cornering Clearance and lighter weight are the two variables that I noticed by comparison!
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18' Landshark Tandem - Custom
15' Wabi Special Single-Speed Road
06' Cannondale Six13 TeamOne
06' Cannondale Prophet 3 "Lefty"
92' Trek 5200
09-25-06 | 01:06 PM
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I just bought a new set of Keo Sprint pedals, and looked at the 'regular' ones as well. The guy at my LBS said that Look, as far as he knew, wouldn't phase out the deltas because so many people still ride older models. The old pedals are good, reliable and last a while. I just retired a 20 year old set of Mavics (rebadged Looks) that weighed roughly 62 pounds each
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I think, based on that, the deltas will be around for a bit.
Dave
.I think, based on that, the deltas will be around for a bit.
Dave
