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opinions? weyless mg-1 magnesium flat pedals

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  1. supergo.comitemdisplay.asp

    They don't seem too expensive, pretty light, and the (admittedly only three) reviews on the page are
    positively glowing.

    Fiance is telling me not to bother spending that much money on pedals ($45) and says I shouldn't
    get into the weight comparison game because it never ends. I, however, am fascinated by the
    "practically glued my shoes to the pedal" reviews, and they're only $15 more than the Zuzus
    previously mentioned ...

    Any thoughts on the brand, the store, or the model?

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  2. Monique Y. Herman said:

    supergo.comitemdisplay.asp

    They don't seem too expensive, pretty light, and the (admittedly only three) reviews on the page
    are positively glowing.

    Fiance is telling me not to bother spending that much money on pedals ($45) and says I shouldn't
    get into the weight comparison game because it never ends. I, however, am fascinated by the
    "practically glued my shoes to the pedal" reviews, and they're only $15 more than the Zuzus
    previously mentioned ...

    Any thoughts on the brand, the store, or the model?

    A friend has a set, loves them. They are noticeably lighter than most flats, and traction on them is
    as good as any flat I've evr tried.

    Miles

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    Any thoughts on the brand, the store,

    Supergo rules.

    -John Morgan

  4. "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    supergo.comitemdisplay.asp

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    They don't seem too expensive, pretty light, and the (admittedly only three) reviews on the page
    are positively glowing.

    Fiance is telling me not to bother spending that much money on pedals ($45)

    Rubbish.

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    and says I shouldn't get into the weight comparison game because it never ends.

    Not rubbish.

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    I, however, am fascinated by the "practically glued my shoes to the pedal" reviews, and they're
    only $15 more than the Zuzus previously mentioned ...

    Take all reviews with a pinch of salt.

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    Any thoughts on the brand, the store, or the model?

    Sorry they seem to be a US brand so I can't help you. If you want any further recommendations I use
    Easton Flatboys which I find to be excellent.

    Steve.

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    "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    supergo.comitemdisplay.asp

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    They don't seem too expensive, pretty light, and the (admittedly only three) reviews on the page
    are positively glowing.

    Fiance is telling me not to bother spending that much money on pedals ($45)

    Rubbish.

    Quoted message said:

    and says I shouldn't get into the weight comparison game because it never ends.

    Not rubbish.

    Quoted message said:

    I, however, am fascinated by the "practically glued my shoes to the pedal" reviews, and they're
    only $15 more than the Zuzus previously mentioned ...

    Take all reviews with a pinch of salt.

    Quoted message said:


    Any thoughts on the brand, the store, or the model?

    Sorry they seem to be a US brand so I can't help you. If you want any further recommendations I
    use Easton Flatboys which I find to be


    excellent.

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    Steve.

    I just picked up a pair of these (weyless mg 1) today after following the


    posts and I just want to tell you they kick ass, my riding enjoyment just increased 100%. No more
    clipless fall down go boom. Thanks for the advice. Steve W.

  6. On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 02:48:50 GMT, Steve <[email hidden]> penned:

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    I just picked up a pair of these (weyless mg 1) today after following the


    posts and I just want to tell you they kick ass, my riding enjoyment just increased 100%. No more
    clipless fall down go boom. Thanks for the advice. Steve W.

    You [censored]! No one is allowed to try them till the stupid package at least shows up on my doorstep!

    At the very least you owe me pictures. Get your S.O., kid, friend, or dog to take some, plzkthx!

    --
    monique "shoulda sprung for next day delivery"

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  7. "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 02:48:50 GMT, Steve <[email hidden]> penned:

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    > I just picked up a pair of these (weyless mg 1) today after following


    the

    Quoted message said:
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    posts and I just want to tell you they kick ass, my riding enjoyment


    just

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    increased 100%. No more clipless fall down go boom. Thanks for the


    advice.

    Quoted message said:
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    Steve W.

    You [censored]! No one is allowed to try them till the stupid package at least shows up on my
    doorstep!

    At the very least you owe me pictures. Get your S.O., kid, friend, or dog to take some, plzkthx!

    --
    monique "shoulda sprung for next day delivery"


    Here's a pic until you get yours.

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    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

    Uh-oh, shoulda posted it directly to Monica, Steve..... and by the way, looks like you got my pump
    there...phat or what....? Dave (trying to change subject mid-thread!!)

  8. On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 17:41:18 +0100, Dave <[email hidden]> penned:

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    "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    <snip>

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    Here's a pic until you get yours.


    <snip>

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    Uh-oh, shoulda posted it directly to Monica, Steve..... and by the way, looks like you got my pump
    there...phat or what....? Dave (trying to change subject mid-thread!!)

    I'm confused ... I see the "Here's a pic" quote but never saw a post with that line originally in
    it. Maybe my server is being funky.

    And it's monique =P Definitely not monica.

    Well, I got shipment confirmation -- the pedals should get here Thursday. I've been fantasizing
    about them more or less non-stop -- my first component purchase! I even had dreams last night about
    learning to bunnyhop with them ...

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  9. On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 13:40:56 -0400, Charlotte Henson <[email hidden]> penned:

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    He objected this morning to that title, BTW. He prefers "poor graduate student who still wants to
    ride nice bikes". Which means he ends up racing 50 miles of mostly singletrack with no suspension
    and no brakes, but that's his story to tell if I can ever lure him onto the board. Yes, I agree,
    doesn't _sound_ like a nice bike...

    My fiance objects to various things I say about him, too, but he doesn't seem to care enough to
    post corrections, so *shrug*. Not that any of you mind if I assassinate his character in a
    public forum =)

    No brakes? No ... brakes? How does that work? I hope his poor graduate student self can
    afford a helmet!

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  10. "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:37:38 GMT, Sorni <[email hidden]> penned:

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    "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    <snip>

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    I'm confused ... I see the "Here's a pic" quote but never saw a post with that line originally
    in it. Maybe my server is being funky.

    I believe that some ISPs and/or readers filter out binaries posted to non-binary newsgroups.

    Ahah! Would someone be so kind as to email the pic or post a link? Just so that I don't feel left
    out and all.

    I just forwarded his post to your above address (is it valid?), so pic should be attached.

    Bill "bike [censored] pusher" S.

  11. Monique Y. Herman said:

    On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 13:40:56 -0400, Charlotte Henson <[email hidden]> penned:

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    He objected this morning to that title, BTW. He prefers "poor graduate student who still wants to
    ride nice bikes". Which means he ends up racing 50 miles of mostly singletrack with no suspension
    and no brakes, but that's his story to tell if I can ever lure him onto the board. Yes, I agree,
    doesn't _sound_ like a nice bike...

    My fiance objects to various things I say about him, too, but he doesn't seem to care enough to
    post corrections, so *shrug*. Not that any of you mind if I assassinate his character in a
    public forum
    =)

    take my advice ladies... say only nice things about your partner in public, save the [censored] for
    private pms sessions with close friends. ( 24 years next anniversary...)

    Penny

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    No brakes? No ... brakes? How does that work? I hope his poor graduate student self can afford
    a helmet!

  12. On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:53:43 GMT, Sorni <[email hidden]> penned:

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    I just forwarded his post to your above address (is it valid?), so pic should be attached.

    Bill "bike [censored] pusher" S.

    It's valid, and thank you =)

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  13. Penny S said:
    Monique Y. Herman said:

    On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 13:40:56 -0400, Charlotte Henson <[email hidden]> penned:

    Quoted message said:


    He objected this morning to that title, BTW. He prefers "poor graduate student who still wants
    to ride nice bikes". Which means he ends up racing 50 miles of mostly singletrack with no
    suspension and no brakes, but that's his story to tell if I can ever lure him onto the board.
    Yes, I agree, doesn't _sound_ like a nice bike...

    My fiance objects to various things I say about him, too, but he doesn't seem to care enough to
    post corrections, so *shrug*. Not that any of you mind if I assassinate his character in a
    public forum
    =)

    take my advice ladies... say only nice things about your partner in public, save the [censored] for
    private pms sessions with close friends. ( 24 years next anniversary...)

    Penny

    Congratulations on the 24 years!

    --
    Bob M in CT Remove 'x.' to reply

  14. On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 10:53:12 -0700, Penny S <[email hidden]> penned:

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    take my advice ladies... say only nice things about your partner in public, save the [censored] for
    private pms sessions with close friends. ( 24 years next anniversary...)

    Penny

    Well, if anything I've said about him here thus far truly counts as not-nice, I'd be surprised. But
    truly, that sounds like a good principle (pal? I never remember) in general -- short-term public
    venting is rarely worth the long-term consequences.

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  15. "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Tue, 09 Sep 2003 17:53:43 GMT, Sorni <[email hidden]> penned:

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    I just forwarded his post to your above address (is it valid?), so pic should be attached.

    Bill "bike [censored] pusher" S.

    Quoted message said:

    It's valid, and thank you =)

    First one's free ;-)

    Bill "get 'em hooked with a softcore pedal pic, then start offering the hard stuff" S.

  16. "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 17:41:18 +0100, Dave <[email hidden]> penned:

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    "Steve" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    <snip>

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    >
    Here's a pic until you get yours.


    <snip>

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    Uh-oh, shoulda posted it directly to Monica, Steve..... and by the way, looks like you got my
    pump there...phat or what....? Dave (trying to change subject mid-thread!!)

    I'm confused ... I see the "Here's a pic" quote but never saw a post with that line originally in
    it. Maybe my server is being funky.

    And it's monique =P Definitely not monica.


    <snippysnipsnip> Sorry, sorry, a million times sorry..think I must've been extremely tired when
    posting. Please accept my apologies and I guarantee it will never happen again (at least not from me
    ;-) Cheers, Dave.

  17. On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 21:33:46 +0100, Dave <[email hidden]> penned:

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    "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    And it's monique =P Definitely not monica.


    <snippysnipsnip> Sorry, sorry, a million times sorry..think I must've been extremely tired when
    posting. Please accept my apologies and I guarantee it will never happen again (at least not from
    me ;-) Cheers, Dave.

    Hey, I'm amazed you remembered some variant of my name at all =) Newsgroups can be confusing places.

    Not a big deal. Unless you do it again, of course =P

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

  18. "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    On Wed, 10 Sep 2003 21:33:46 +0100, Dave <[email hidden]> penned:

    Quoted message said:


    "Monique Y. Herman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

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    And it's monique =P Definitely not monica.


    <snippysnipsnip> Sorry, sorry, a million times sorry..think I must've been extremely


    tired

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    when posting. Please accept my apologies and I guarantee it will never happen again (at least
    not from me ;-) Cheers, Dave.

    Hey, I'm amazed you remembered some variant of my name at all =) Newsgroups can be
    confusing places.

    Not a big deal. Unless you do it again, of course =P

    --
    monique

    My pointless ramblings: bounceswoosh.orgindex.php

    Great, thanks Monique ;-)....however, as I am once again extremely tired, I shall retire for the
    night before I once again screw things up. night y'all Dave ¦ ¬)

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