Shimano Ultegra vs Dura-Ace Pedals
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Whaaaaaat?
I only work two days a week at a bike shop and I've sold and installed no less than a dozen Speedplay replacement cleats since Christmas. We sell a lot of the covers too... people are always misplacing them/losing one of them.
We carry Look, Shimano, Speedplay and Crank Brothers. Truthfully they're all equally as popular (in terms of units). I've definitely gotten the feedback that Looks are easier to unclip/clip into than Shimanos, but I have zero issues with my Shimano pedals.
I only work two days a week at a bike shop and I've sold and installed no less than a dozen Speedplay replacement cleats since Christmas. We sell a lot of the covers too... people are always misplacing them/losing one of them.
We carry Look, Shimano, Speedplay and Crank Brothers. Truthfully they're all equally as popular (in terms of units). I've definitely gotten the feedback that Looks are easier to unclip/clip into than Shimanos, but I have zero issues with my Shimano pedals.
then you have no clue what keep on kovers are, you maybe referring to Speedplays Coffee covers.
Keep on kovers don't come off the cleats and they pretty much stay on all the time. I have them on all my shoes, and they have never fallen off no matter how I unclip. If anything they help to even clip in.
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Very familiar with both products and their differences. Maybe it's MTB thing? I've never had to replace them for people who use them on the road.
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I've never seen keep on kovers for mtb before.
SPEEDPLAY : HIGH PERFORMANCE PEDALS
Very familiar with both products and their differences. Maybe it's MTB thing? I've never had to replace them for people who use them on the road.
Very familiar with both products and their differences. Maybe it's MTB thing? I've never had to replace them for people who use them on the road.
I've never seen keep on kovers for mtb before.
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I have a 'sensitive knee' and Speedplay Zeros felt better in terms of float than Look KEOs or the Garmin Vector (Exustar) pedals I use now. I highly endorse the Speedplay pedals. Keep on Kovers froze cleat wear like a time capsule.