View Poll Results: What pedals do you use?
Campagnolo
2
0.58%
Crank Brothers
42
12.21%
Look
99
28.78%
Shimano
102
29.65%
Speedplay
56
16.28%
Time
26
7.56%
Nashbar/Performance
12
3.49%
Forte
8
2.33%
Exustar
2
0.58%
Other
29
8.43%
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What pedals do you use?
03-31-07, 08:35 PM
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I'm rockin team crank bro's. egg beaters on one bike, smarties (or is it candies...i dunno, the $50ish pair) on the other.
to the person with speedplays considering switching to mtb shoes for walking comfort...I wouldn't. mtb shoe fit is much looser and for the rare chance you'll need to walk in your shoes, you'll regret the loss of tight fit.
to the person with speedplays considering switching to mtb shoes for walking comfort...I wouldn't. mtb shoe fit is much looser and for the rare chance you'll need to walk in your shoes, you'll regret the loss of tight fit.
04-01-07, 04:46 PM
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Wow. Lots of love for Shimano and Look. Maybe I'll consider one of those for my next pedal.
04-01-07, 04:49 PM
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Crank Brothers Quattro. Eggbeaters on all the bikes now.
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Lullaby Of Foo
Now I lay me down to sleep
Keep my bike safe from the bicycle thief
Keep my tootsies toasty warm
keep my carbon from any harm
Good Night Road Bike
Good Night Moutain Bike
Good night all you Foosters
And good night Moon
04-01-07, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by ac29593
Other lol.
04-01-07, 05:14 PM
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Other.....I have a pair of Wellgo(Look style) on my bike....they work great and I haven't had any issues with them at all....I do however have a brand new pair of Keo Classics waiting for when I upgrade the bike(who knows when).
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04-01-07, 05:17 PM
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Just bought the new Ultegra 6620's! Replacing the old 6610's and giving them to my wife since she wants to go to a clipless pedal. Wider platform for increased power transfer and a stainless plate rather than the old plastic.
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04-01-07, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted by caloso
Shimano Ultegra.
04-01-07, 09:59 PM
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look 5.1s they were my first ones. i like the self centering float. i would like to get the speedplay zeros but 2 pairs for both bikes is kinda expensve
04-01-07, 11:37 PM
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speedplay X1
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04-01-07, 11:43 PM
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Look Delta. It's the best road clipless design available(for 20+ years).
04-02-07, 12:07 AM
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Reciprocating weight anyone?
Time RSX Ti's here.
Time RSX Ti's here.
04-02-07, 12:19 AM
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04-02-07, 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by msheron
Wider platform for increased power transfer and a stainless plate rather than the old plastic.
04-02-07, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted by krazygluon
to the person with speedplays considering switching to mtb shoes for walking comfort...I wouldn't. mtb shoe fit is much looser and for the rare chance you'll need to walk in your shoes, you'll regret the loss of tight fit.
I don't know what planet you shop on -- or what MTB shoes you have experience with -- but I've tried several MTB shoes and *none* of them fit any looser than road shoes. Check out the Sidi's or the Specialized; the fit is as tight/stable, the sole is as stiff, and they're as comfortable (especially the Sidi's) as anything out there.
04-02-07, 09:39 AM
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Just switched from SPD's to Speedplay X5's.
So far I love them, but I haven't really logged some serious miles on them yet.
So far I love them, but I haven't really logged some serious miles on them yet.
