I am trying to switch to clippless pedals but I don't want to buy a
new set of pedals. What do I need to attach to the pedal so that the
cleat can clip in. I have Dimension mountain pedals.
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jp said:
I am trying to switch to clippless pedals but I don't want to buy a
new set of pedals. What do I need to attach to the pedal so that the
cleat can clip in. I have Dimension mountain pedals.
if the pedals don't have a cleat receptor, they're just pedals and your
cleats are useless. just buy new pedals. $45 is a great deal.
http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=6000108&subcategory=60001078&brand=&sku=10048&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=Shop%20by%20Subcat%3A%20ATB%20Clipless%20Pedals -
jim beam said:
jp said:
I am trying to switch to clippless pedals but I don't want to buy a
new set of pedals. What do I need to attach to the pedal so that the
cleat can clip in. I have Dimension mountain pedals.if the pedals don't have a cleat receptor, they're just pedals and your
cleats are useless. just buy new pedals. $45 is a great deal.http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=6000108&subcategory=60001...i have had pretty good experience with the cheaper nashbar branded
pedals. $20, sometimes you can get it w/free shipping too. they also
have pedals that only have the SPD mechanism on one side, which might
appeal to the OP.
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