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Question on 2004 OCR 1

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  1. Were the Shimano M505 pedals included with this. Bought this OCR. Got the plastic pedals at first. :o I'm now ready to switch to the clipless pedals and now I can't find them :eek: (If they were even included). Wondering if they weren't included and I put off buying them at the time. 😕 Have the cleats though. Can someone slap some sense into my brain? 😄

  2. 2004 OCR: http://www.giant-bicycle.com/au/030.000.000/030.010.000.asp?year=2004&range=39

    cleats come with pedals... 😄

  3. gclark8 said:

    2004 OCR: giant-bicycle.com030.010.000.asp

    cleats come with pedals... 😄

    Now I just gotta find the dang things. 🙁 If I'd only bit the bullet when I first got the bike! Ay yi yi. 🙂

  4. Look in the plastic bag, the one with the manual. 🙂

  5. gclark8 said:

    Look in the plastic bag, the one with the manual. 🙂


    Had everything in the Manilla enveloppe that the store gave me. It had the cleats but no pedals. Man it's gotta be that they forgot to include them since I did the unthinkable and asked for the plastic pedals. Doh! Or it's that this place charged extra for the pedals at the time and I decided to defer the cost and not get them at the time. I can't find those dang things! Arghh! *Rant now off*

  6. They may have fitted the clipless pedals with plastic "platform-cleats" that convert the cleat-clipping area into a flat platform.

    If this is so, they should be able to twist off, leaving you able to use a cleated bike shoe.

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