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exustar double straps?
I can't afford toshi or mks. Are these any good?
http://cgi.ebay.com/Toe-straps-Exust...3%3A1|294%3A50 |
Kings in seal Beach should have Soma double straps in stock!
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Mmm. Bad news bears.
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If you really need some inexpensive but decent double-straps, I would try the Errebi Sprint's. A picture is here. I would avoid those Exustar.
Originally Posted by beer slayer
(Post 8726197)
Kings in seal Beach should have Soma double straps in stock!
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soma straps are trash, but sprints are not? haha.
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toshi ftw
only buy them once |
Originally Posted by brendon_ak
(Post 8728942)
toshi ftw
only buy them once |
Now take this for what it's worth... not much... I just find it odd as someone new to the scene, that the best straps are leather and that it costs $100 for a reliable pair.
Seems like a decent synthetic should have been developed by now, I mean.... straps aren't new tech... Like I said, This is just more of a noobie jabbering on thing... just seems weird. |
the key with the toshi's is that the suede is super durable, and the nylon keeps the form of the cage, therefore making entry and exit easy.
you get what you pay for, toshi's work great and are super durable (rain or shine) |
http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200903/1...74_1232169.jpg
http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200903/1...774_124078.jpg http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200903/1...74_1261934.jpg http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200901/0...4_20284945.jpg what about these? anyone tried running 2x singles on these and can tell me how they compare to having double straps? |
Originally Posted by muckymucky
(Post 8733803)
http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200903/1...74_1232169.jpg
http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200903/1...774_124078.jpg http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200903/1...74_1261934.jpg http://pds2.exblog.jp/pds/1/200901/0...4_20284945.jpg what about these? anyone tried running 2x singles on these and can tell me how they compare to having double straps? |
more colors to coordinate
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Originally Posted by muckymucky
(Post 8733803)
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Oh, the colorways!
You can also spend $30 on the soma or all-city double straps, and get two sets of the MKS nylon straps for $20. Never used Toshis but nylon beats every cheap to mid-level leather strap I've used. |
How do I unsubscribe from this thread again?
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Originally Posted by 00soul
(Post 8736812)
those don't stop the cheap leather from stretching, or make the buckles hold tighter...
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Originally Posted by muckymucky
(Post 8743664)
how did you come to conclude this? have you had a set of the toe clip covers?
It seems nearly a priori knowledge that those wouldn't make the buckles hold tighter or keep the leather from stretching. |
Originally Posted by idiq
(Post 8745609)
I didn't realize it took a college degree to make that inference.
It seems nearly a priori knowledge that those wouldn't make the buckles hold tighter or keep the leather from stretching. |
@respringing topic:
Saw these at bike shop on campus today, are they any good? http://www.cobikes.com/store/index.p...d&productId=42 "Sunlite - Leather Toe Straps" $5.99 http://www.cobikes.com/store/images/uploads/a.jpg |
looks like cheapo straps. But it comes in colors
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Originally Posted by idiq
(Post 8726941)
If you really need some inexpensive but decent double-straps, I would try the Errebi Sprint's. A picture is here.
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so, any reviews of exustars? or are they just like all-city/dimension/somas?
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well supposedly they are nylon sandwiched by two leathers. ill probably find a quinea pig.
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Originally Posted by muckymucky
(Post 8817382)
@respringing topic:
Saw these at bike shop on campus today, are they any good? http://www.cobikes.com/store/index.p...d&productId=42 "Sunlite - Leather Toe Straps" $5.99 http://www.cobikes.com/store/images/uploads/a.jpg so yeah, either the clips are slipping or it's stretching like no other but there's quite a bit of play after every ride. Definitely gonna go out looking for new straps. |
i just started using the single soma leather straps...they seem to hold fine so far, i tighten them down when i hop on the bike and they stay that way
i did a 30 mile ride with a lot of hills this past sunday and they worked well |
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