Look vs SPD vs Speedplay pedals

Steve Wingate said:

I'm sure this has been rehashed many times already but heregoes. I'm in
the market for new pedals.

So you're saying that although you know it's been talked about
already, you want people to spoonfeed you info? In a group for which
this topic is not appropriate?

How thoughtful.

Check an archive like at groups.google.com or the appropriate group
like rec.bicycles.tech.

JT

John Forrest Tomlinson said:

Check an archive like at groups.google.com or the appropriate group
like rec.bicycles.tech.

Please don't spoon-feed the stalkers.

"Steve Wingate" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm sure this has been rehashed many times already but heregoes. I'm in
the market for new pedals. Anything compatible with Carnac Quartz road
shoes. Currently on the original Ultegra SPD and I'm tired of the small
platform. I avoided Speedplay because of the high cleats but they've
improved that alot so they're a possibility. Are they all fairly equal in
terms of platform size, entry/exit ease so it comes down to style? I may
go back to Looks otherwise.

You forgot to look into the Time pedals. It is a known fact that they are the
best.

Quoted message said:

So you're saying that although you know it's been talked about
already, you want people to spoonfeed you info? In a group for which
this topic is not appropriate?

How thoughtful.

Check an archive like at groups.google.com or the appropriate group
like rec.bicycles.tech.

JT

You're right. I should've saved this internet tree for something equally
unrelated like the "what's the best chain degreaser" thread or "wanted
mapei 97 bibs". Thanks for the help anyway.

Steve-<< Are they all fairly equal in
terms of platform size, entry/exit ease so it comes down to style? >><BR><BR>

Best entry, exit, most service parts(like single pedals), most
adjustable-Speedplay Zeros, now in a lower cost chromoly spindle for $155.

Peter Chisholm
Vecchio's Bicicletteria
1833 Pearl St.
Boulder, CO, 80302
(303)440-3535
http://www.vecchios.com
"Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

James-<< You forgot to look into the Time pedals. It is a known fact that they
are the
best. >><BR><BR>

We sold three pair, all needed to be warrantied..loose spindles, cracked toe
piece, etc...we don't sell 'em no more.

Peter Chisholm
Vecchio's Bicicletteria
1833 Pearl St.
Boulder, CO, 80302
(303)440-3535
http://www.vecchios.com
"Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

egg beaters.

Curt

"Steve Wingate" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

I'm sure this has been rehashed many times already but heregoes. I'm in
the market for new pedals. Anything compatible with Carnac Quartz road
shoes. Currently on the original Ultegra SPD and I'm tired of the small
platform. I avoided Speedplay because of the high cleats but they've
improved that alot so they're a possibility. Are they all fairly equal in
terms of platform size, entry/exit ease so it comes down to style? I may
go back to Looks otherwise.

Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

Steve-<< Are they all fairly equal in
terms of platform size, entry/exit ease so it comes down to style? >><BR><BR>

Best entry, exit, most service parts(like single pedals), most
adjustable-Speedplay Zeros, now in a lower cost chromoly spindle for $155.

Peter Chisholm

Peter,

Do the cromoly Zero's have real bearings like the X2? Or bushings like
the X3? I always heard such bad things about the X3s...

Glad to see they are coming out with something a little less expensive.