I have been using Look pedals for 18 years now and never had any problems with them, but lately I have been wondering about Campa Pro-fit. Then I read the new about the Keo's and generally they seem to be good improvements. It seems stack higth is less and weigth is down to a very low level. This for a competing price (or so it seems)
The problem is I haven't seen a review of them at all, though I also saw a few statements that they are already on the market. Is there anyone who is interested in them too and knows more about them than just the pretty pictures?
I too am interested in knowing more about the Look Keo pedals. I have about 3300 miles on some 2004 Campy Record Pro-Fit pedals, the pedals are fine but the plastic cleats wear out way too fast for me. I get about 700 miles out of them and they're worn to the point where releasing is scary. I walk on them as little as possible but still..... And, nobody makes a cleat cover for the Campy pedals, bummer.
Mel
Tuschinski said:
I have been using Look pedals for 18 years now and never had any problems with them, but lately I have been wondering about Campa Pro-fit. Then I read the new about the Keo's and generally they seem to be good improvements. It seems stack higth is less and weigth is down to a very low level. This for a competing price (or so it seems)
The problem is I haven't seen a review of them at all, though I also saw a few statements that they are already on the market. Is there anyone who is interested in them too and knows more about them than just the pretty pictures?
mel-<< I too am interested in knowing more about the Look Keo pedals. I have about 3300 miles on some 2004 Campy Record Pro-Fit pedals, the pedals are fine but the plastic cleats wear out way too fast for me. I get about 700 miles out of them and they're worn to the point where releasing is scary. >><BR><BR>
The new pedal is much like the old ones, very light, lots of carbon but with a different cleat than all other LOOK models. But still plastic.
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Rotational clead adjustment.....??? I was looking at the Keo site and it appears the looks have the built in float. The Look pedals do have adjustable tension, but I an not sure if this affects the float.
melvyng said:
I too am interested in knowing more about the Look Keo pedals. I have about 3300 miles on some 2004 Campy Record Pro-Fit pedals, the pedals are fine but the plastic cleats wear out way too fast for me. I get about 700 miles out of them and they're worn to the point where releasing is scary. I walk on them as little as possible but
still.....
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And, nobody makes a cleat cover for the Campy pedals, bummer.
Mel
Tuschinski said:
I have been using Look pedals for 18 years now and never had any problems with them, but lately I have been wondering about Campa Pro-fit. Then I read the new about the Keo's and generally they
seem to
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be good improvements. It seems stack higth is less and weigth is
down to
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a very low level. This for a competing price (or so it seems)
The problem is I haven't seen a review of them at all, though I
also
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saw a few statements that they are already on the market. Is there anyone who is interested in them too and knows more about them than just the pretty pictures?
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Rotational clead adjustment.....??? I was looking at the Keo site and it appears the looks have the built in float. The Look pedals do have adjustable tension, but I an not sure if this affects the float.
LOOK cleats themselves offer the angular freedom in red ; in black, they are as fixed. There is no angular adjustment, as was before, with the 296 and 396 pedals. -- Bonne route,
