Clipless Pedals??
#1
alright so I broke my pedal and just noticed it tonight!!! They're a cheap pair of ritchey v1 pedals (the ones that come in all kinds of crazy colors) that I got out of a parts bin. Anyway i've been planning on replacing them because they're doing this weird thing where they don't clip out but the cleat moves up in the pedal while staying in. Not really float, but it's really weird on top of that i've been clipping out accidentally a lot lately. For those who know a couple times it's been while decending beacon hill!!
Now for the question. What model and or make of pedals that are cheap (<$50) would cure these probles i'm having? And also where could I get them?
Now for the question. What model and or make of pedals that are cheap (<$50) would cure these probles i'm having? And also where could I get them?
#2
supergo.com has crank brothers candys on sale, if you're into the eggbeater thing. i just put mine back on with some new cleats; no problems so far, brakeless and been down lots of hills.
__________________
every scar has a story
every scar has a story
#3
Gizmo

Joined: May 2004
Posts: 312
Likes: 0
From: Austin, TX
Bikes: custom Moyer track bike, '94 Bianchi track bike, 99ish Bianchi Reparto Corsa 9speed record/chorus, '81ish Koga Miyata FullPro, '84 trek 720 touring bike, mid-80s Montagner slowly being built w/period campy
Originally Posted by habitus
supergo.com has crank brothers candys on sale, if you're into the eggbeater thing. i just put mine back on with some new cleats; no problems so far, brakeless and been down lots of hills.
#5
Senior Member

Joined: May 2004
Posts: 61
Likes: 0
From: Chicago
Bikes: KHS track, Cannondale tour
Anyone using Crank Brothers pedals with road shoes? They they have (2) cleat kits, which is best: 'Road Shoe Cleat' or 'Quattro Cleat'?
Goal is to choose the most recessed & durable product. Both are compatible with the eggbeater and candy pedals.
Goal is to choose the most recessed & durable product. Both are compatible with the eggbeater and candy pedals.
#6
what does everyone think about time pedals? They've been recomended to me by a few people but they seem a little expensive and appear to have a similar mechanism to the crank brothers pedals.
#8
They're tightend all the way that they'll go. . . and then some I think I even stripped one of the bolts. I'm not even sure if I can get them out of the shoes!
oh and I do need to replace the pedas because a part of the pedal broke off.
oh and I do need to replace the pedas because a part of the pedal broke off.
#9
Alright does anyone know anything about these pedals?
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWA:IT
good? bad? or should I just wait and try to get some egg beaters off of ebay for ~$40
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWA:IT
good? bad? or should I just wait and try to get some egg beaters off of ebay for ~$40
#10
Originally Posted by WithNail
Alright does anyone know anything about these pedals?
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWA:IT
good? bad? or should I just wait and try to get some egg beaters off of ebay for ~$40
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...e=STRK:MEWA:IT
good? bad? or should I just wait and try to get some egg beaters off of ebay for ~$40
__________________
every scar has a story
every scar has a story
#11
Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 90
Likes: 0
From: Los Angeles
Bikes: Bianchi Pista & beater Centurion
Originally Posted by WithNail
..i've been clipping out accidentally a lot lately. For those who know a couple times it's been while decending beacon hill!!...
The Time Atacs and Eggbeaters are solid pedals and keep you in pretty good. Too good in my case. I always had difficulty getting out of those non adjustable designs when I was mtn biking.
Accidentally pedal release can be hair raising indeed.
I was cruising and deciding to sprint and into my 4th sprinting stroke, my left foot came out of my SPD Wellgo pedal and I ate it pretty bad. On a freewheel bike, my other foot just would have suck down to 6 o'clock position and be nothing. Lucky I was on my cheap fixie. Would have been bummed out if I crashed my new Pista. Put a dent in my helmet, good thing for that lid on my head!
#12
you know, i considered moving back to clipless this winter as I have Sidi Storms. But I went out and bought $1.99 ski socks for my toes instead.
Mmm...Osco cheapness=[165]'s warm toes!
Mmm...Osco cheapness=[165]'s warm toes!





