Clipless
#2
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Joined: Feb 2009
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Shimano M520 pedals are fine for starters (though it really depends on if you skid or have brakes), but shoes you really shouldn't skimp on, head to a few local stores and try everything on until you find some you like, and hope that they're on sale.
#4
Cheap parts aren't good.
Maybe you should ask, "What pedals and shoes are the best value for my hard earned money."
I don't know the answer, but I just wanted to help you get better answers. I'd shoot for used pedals. You can usually get them for 75% down to 25% of their original retail value. Same for shoes.
#5
cab horn

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