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I just got two pair of these and they behave as well as the Candy C's. I understand they are not made for maintenance, but my Candy C's have lasted 5 years so far with zero issues.
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Originally Posted by rangerdavid
(Post 10778173)
The spd cleats are very easy to get out of, but I also find the Look Keo Carbon cleats easy to get out of. As has been stated, with adjusable tension, most can be made easy to get out of.
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I agree with the mountian pedal option. The time attack are double sided, very easy in and out. I also love my speedplay LA's. same thing double sided pretty easy in and out but the cleat may seem alittle unwieldy for her first clipless.
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Originally Posted by urbanknight
(Post 10778895)
All of you people who don't think tension is an issue are forgetting that people are different. Women, children, and other people (weak knees, previous injuries, movement issues, etc.) sometimes find it difficult to clip out. I remember my mom's first clipless moment was a good 5-10 seconds of shouting "I CAN'T GET MY FOOT OUT!" before she ran out of room and succumbed to her fate.
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The process of working on one thing at a time to get acclimatized makes sense. The best way to learn clipping out without fear is to get a trainer. That's not how most of us learn, but it is a great full-safety learning tool.
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Originally Posted by Eclectus
(Post 10780911)
The process of working on one thing at a time to get acclimatized makes sense. The best way to learn clipping out without fear is to get a trainer. That's not how most of us learn, but it is a great full-safety learning tool.
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I just started riding clipless and i got Shimano 105 5610 pedals, i didn't even really practice i clipped and unclipped in my driveway a bit before i rode around. Haven't fallen yet and i'm already used to it.
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Originally Posted by gus6464
(Post 10780027)
Right now we are just going to concentrate on the saddle because the one that came with the bike is one of those really crappy cushy ones that barely give any support so we will be going saddle shopping this weekend.
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Originally Posted by kleinboogie
(Post 10781291)
My wife took to the ISM Adamo Typhoon immediately. She tried 3 other "regular" saddles and hated them. GL
That is one funky looking saddle! Does she have a road or tri bike? I thought ISM saddles were geared towards tri/tt? |
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