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Published 26 October 2007
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Original author Tiggy777
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Original post Tiggy777
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26 October 2007, 18:11 UTC
#1
Hi all
First post !
Well I have just brought a GT Avalanche Expert 2008
Question is do I change the pedals for 'normal' ones or go clipless. I am not sure where to start 😕
Is there a cheap option with clipless ie attaching the clamp to a normal trainer or would I have to buy a clipless shoe if that makes sense.
If I need to buy a new shoe would appreciate any advice reference make / model / and cost
Cycling to work and for fitness about 12 miles plus per day
Many thanks
Tiggy
26 October 2007, 19:34 UTC
#2
Once you go clipless you'll never go back. Search this forum for that topic, there is a ton of good information already distilled down for you on this subject. Enjoy!
28 October 2007, 17:14 UTC
#3
capwater said: Once you go clipless you'll never go back. Search this forum for that topic, there is a ton of good information already distilled down for you on this subject. Enjoy!
May be it's just me but I did search every where but could not find anything....can someone please point me in the right direction ?
Thanks
Tiggy
28 October 2007, 23:24 UTC
#4
There is tons of stuff all over the web.
Search for clipless pedals and road shoe, and you will get hundreds of hits.
29 October 2007, 05:32 UTC
#5
There is a ton of stuff on these forums - just search here.
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