Shoes cleat pedal problems
11-11-20, 02:39 PM
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Don't sweat the small stuff. Just get some new reasonably inexpensive pedals for the shoes you got. Use the cleat that comes with the pedals. Or, if you got cleats that came with the mountain bike pedals you bought, then get some inexpensive shoes for 2 hole cleats. There are shoes for two hole cleats that are more appropriated for riding roads than off road.
But if you don't get something matched up soon, you aren't going to get much use from that bike. Your LBS can get you things that match up real quick. Consider the money spent on previous stuff that won't work together and the cost of retail at the LBS your tuition for your education.
But if you don't get something matched up soon, you aren't going to get much use from that bike. Your LBS can get you things that match up real quick. Consider the money spent on previous stuff that won't work together and the cost of retail at the LBS your tuition for your education.
11-12-20, 07:46 AM
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I like where your heads at.....Its just I have never tried clip in pedals, and wanted to try it out on a budget. But I am also the type, that if I am into it, i will want to upgrade to premium stuff LOL. So was looking for middle of the road. But on second thought, i might just go with a cheaper R540 pedal but brand new, and see how it goes.
