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Crank Brothers platform pedals

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  1. Does anyone have experience with Crank Brothers Mallets or Candys? I would like to know how well
    they work with flat shoes and how easy they are to clip in and out of compared with other
    clip/platform pedals. Thanks.

  2. I am using the Candy SLs. Have been for about 2 months.

    With flat shoes they should be no problem. They come with a little cleat shim to make clipping
    easier on shoes with tread, which I head to use with my SIDI dominators. I love them. Clipping in is
    slightly harder, but the overall experience is in my opinion better because the pedal doesn't roll
    under your feet when you don't get clipped in right away. Clipping in all three ways still works.
    Great pedals.

    I have the Mallet Cs but haven't mounted them yet. They also come with shims, so I presume the same
    potential problem exists with tread.

  3. "cheg" <[email hidden]>

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    Does anyone have experience with Crank Brothers Mallets or Candys? I would like to know how well
    they work with flat shoes and how easy they are to clip in and out of compared with other
    clip/platform pedals. Thanks.

    The new issue of Bicycling Mag (not sure of the month, Nov 03?) has a page on the new Crank Brothers
    platform pedals. Overall, I think they like them.....check it out.

    Scott

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