I hate eggbeaters i use looks and sidis but i do live on cape cod not much street light stopping here i used mountain shoes but i like the road shoes better plus i use the black cleats nice and stiff no float. If im going somewhere i just throw a pair of vans slip ons in my bag

eggbeaters + Diadora Gekos or Sidi Genius 5

has anyone had any problem with the C's as opposed to the SL's... I'm sorta on the fence with which one to get. Enlighten me PLEASE!

sers those are so ****ing *****ing to the extreme maxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

DO IT you crazy diamond

I still love atacs and have them on 4 bikes. Hated spds, don't believe in eggbeaters because I'm not light.

I *hate* riding in non-biking shoes, and can't believe anyone would choose to ride more than a block in bmx/skateboard/puma type sneakers, let alone converse (I don't think I've seen a single fixed rider in town wearing anything but Converse, which on top of being crappy shoes are the absolute worst shoes to ride a bicycle in). You lose so much power and control with squishy shoes. I just wore street shoes and platform pedals for years, and once I rode atacs I never considered putting clips and straps on a bike so I could wear street shoes.

Most shoes fit me really poorly - Shimano and Italian ones are too narrow, cheaper Chinese ones and all of the non-bike brands (adidas, nike etc) are either too long or too wide.

Specialized and Lake mountain shoes fit my wider than normal but not as wide as wide fitting shoes feet. I'm totally loving Lake mx100s and I'm glad I bought two pairs when they were on sale at Ben's cycle for fifteen bucks.

Eggbeaters for sure, but go a step above the chromo ones. The stainless tend to last a bit longer.

Also, I've been loving my Shimano SH-M038 shoes for a good year now. Super comfy, and walkable, with a bit of a flexy sole for all day wear. I ride them to work, and leave them on all day with no problems. Not bad for price either.

http://albin.abo.fi/~tsoinine/img/20...it/sh-m038.jpg