I've had a few pairs of pedals over the years and have recently favoured Look. However, all my modern Look pedals (i.e. in the last two years) have a bit of movement in the bearings. The first time I noticed this, I took them back (CX6's) to the LBS and had a moan. They showed me other Looks in the shop that did the same thing. Even my newish Keos have a bit of movement.
Surely this is not how it is supposed to be?
Note that I can't feel the movement when I'm riding. It's only if I grip the pedal with my hand and twist from side to side, I can feel a bit of movement.
Anyone else have this? Other pedals do the same? My ancient Campag road pedals (circa 1982) don't move this much.
DeF.
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[quote="DeF"]I've had a few pairs of pedals over the years and have recently favoured Look. However, all my modern Look pedals (i.e. in the last two years) have a bit of movement in the bearings. The first time I noticed this, I took them back (CX6's) to the LBS and had a moan. They showed me other Looks in the shop that did the same thing. Even my newish Keos have a bit of movement.
Surely this is not how it is supposed to be?
Note that I can't feel the movement when I'm riding. It's only if I grip the pedal with my hand and twist from side to side, I can feel a bit of movement.
Anyone else have this? Other pedals do the same? My ancient Campag road pedals (circa 1982) don't move this much.
DeF.
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Well, I don't know if that's the way they should be, but my bottom-of-the-range Look pedals certainly don't shift in the way you describe. They've been on a couple of bikes, and are a couple of years old and no sideways movement at all.
