I was just trying to get some good tips on clipless pedals for a road bike. I am not sure how much I want to spend yet, but I just want some recomendations.
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Originally posted by Specialized27
I was just trying to get some good tips on clipless pedals for a road bike. I am not sure how much I want to spend yet, but I just want some recomendations.Can we get an idea of what type of road bike you have?
Also, do you have cycling shoes?
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I am getting a Specialized allez sport 27 in about a week. Along with all my gear so that is when I will get shoes also. So I am pretty much open to all suggestions on gear.
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Originally posted by Specialized27
I am getting a Specialized allez sport 27 in about a week. Along with all my gear so that is when I will get shoes also. So I am pretty much open to all suggestions on gear.I just recently purchased LOOK PP357's pedals for my Bianchi, along with a shoe upgrade to SIDI Genius 4 (Lorica).
I have owned a previous pair of LOOK pedals for 6 years and never had a problem. The Sidi shoes are my first pair and they are great. If I have to do it all over again, I would choose these two items again.
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Originally posted by EastCoast
I just recently purchased LOOK PP357's pedals for my Bianchi, along with a shoe upgrade to SIDI Genius 4 (Lorica).I have owned a previous pair of LOOK pedals for 6 years and never had a problem. The Sidi shoes are my first pair and they are great. If I have to do it all over again, I would choose these two items again.
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Speed Plays are nice, lot's of Float easy on the Knee's although they are very sensitive to Dirt so get covers 🙂
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I use Speedplay X2
[img]speedplay.comx2sm.jpgOpen ↗[/img]also look at the cheaper Eggbeaters
[img]cambriabike.comcrank bros egg beater pedals.gifOpen ↗[/img]and Sidi Genius or Energy shoes are v. good...
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