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Good, All-Around Shoe Needed...

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  1. I need some suggestions. I am traveling to Denmark this August to begin a semester abroad as a
    foreign exchange student. I will be taking one of my bikes, equipped with Crank Brothers original
    Egg Beaters as pedals. I need a good, all-around shoe that is SPD compatible and able to be walked
    around in. I would really like something that has a pretty recessed cleat area, so that while
    walking through museums and what-not, I don't stick out like a sore (replace "sore" with "loud"😉
    thumb. The shoes I have now are a recreational Shimano pair that are about three years old. They
    have worked really well, but they do occasionally allow the cleats to scrape. (Plus, I just need an
    excuse for new shoes before I go.) Is this an unavoidable occurrence? So, if anyone has any shoe
    suggestions for me, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanx in advance.

    Cheers,

    Wes

  2. (Wes Crout) from url='http://groups.google.com/'http://groups.google.com//url said:

    I need some suggestions. I am traveling to Denmark this August to begin a semester abroad as a
    foreign exchange student. I will be taking one of my bikes, equipped with Crank Brothers original
    Egg Beaters as pedals. I need a good, all-around shoe that is SPD compatible and able to be walked
    around in. I would really like something that has a pretty recessed cleat area, so that while
    walking through museums and what-not, I don't stick out like a sore (replace "sore" with "loud"😉
    thumb. The shoes I have now are a recreational Shimano pair that are about three years old. They
    have worked really well, but they do occasionally allow the cleats to scrape. (Plus, I just need an
    excuse for new shoes before I go.) Is this an unavoidable occurrence? So, if anyone has any shoe
    suggestions for me, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanx in advance.

    I have a pair of AXO Filter shoes that have lasted 18 months now. They are very convenient and
    mostly comfort bale while riding. They are a little heavy for walking around in, though. There are
    other shoes in that style. Lake and Wellgo also make that type of "BMX" shoe, and Nashbar has the
    Wellgos on sale for 20 bucks ( nashbar.comprofile.cfm
    d=&sku=6778&storetype=&estoreid= ). To avoid clicking you can tape a stuffed up paper towel over the
    cleat when it's important to be quiet or courteous to floors.
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    1:34:37 PM 4 June 2003

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