All Opinions Please: Clydesdale - Pedals?
02-12-08, 08:21 AM
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All Opinions Please: Clydesdale - Pedals?
I created a thread in the Clydesdale/Athena section on pedals, please take a read and see if you can offer some advice. Thanks!
https://www.bikeforums.net/clydesdales-athenas-200-lb-91-kg/387522-clydesdale-pedals.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/clydesdales-athenas-200-lb-91-kg/387522-clydesdale-pedals.html
02-12-08, 08:32 AM
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That is alot of weight, but for the Look Keo, keep in mind the Sprint has two bearings, the Keo Carbon has three. If you liked the Keo's, that might make the difference. The Keo Carbon Cro-mo is $110 at Probikekit.com, the gold standard of where to buy Keo pedals. Just in case you never heard of them, yes they are in Britain, and they have an great reputation.
02-12-08, 08:39 AM
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Anything with a steel or stainless steel axle. I've been up around 205 before and I was/am using Look pedals (the ARC cleat, before the Keos came out) and the stainless steel Eggbeaters.
Just avoid Ti and you'll be fine. Make sure your pedals are screwed in nice and tight too.
Just avoid Ti and you'll be fine. Make sure your pedals are screwed in nice and tight too.
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