Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to spend around $150 - $175
combined. I know jack [censored] about this - recommendations are appreciated. Thank you
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Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to spend around $150 - $175
combined. I know jack [censored] about this - recommendations are appreciated. Thank youshoe that fit would be a good start. And that have stiff soles.
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"Paulie Walnuts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to spend around $150 - $175
combined. I know jack [censored] about this - recommendations are appreciated. Thank youIf you listen to anything Commander Bond says, I'd avoid the Time ATAC because he's just about
replaced every single part of them over the last few months - not including the finger he's having
to regrow today. ;-)Do you want to race/go fast or do you want something more multi-purpose that you can walk/tramp
around in too?
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Westie -
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Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to spend around $150 - $175
combined. I know jack [censored] about this - recommendations are appreciated. Thank youAnother excellent name!
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"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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"Paulie Walnuts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to
spendQuoted message said:
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around $150 - $175 combined. I know jack [censored] about this -
recommendationsQuoted message said:
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are appreciated. Thank you
If you listen to anything Commander Bond says, I'd avoid the Time ATAC because he's just about
replaced every single part of them over the last
fewQuoted message said:
months - not including the finger he's having to regrow today. ;-)
Do you want to race/go fast or do you want something more multi-purpose
thatQuoted message said:
you can walk/tramp around in too?
Me personally, I was thinking about trying the Egg Beaters. -
lunatic fringe said:
"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
"Paulie Walnuts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to
spendQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
around $150 - $175 combined. I know jack [censored] about this -
recommendationsQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
are appreciated. Thank you
If you listen to anything Commander Bond says, I'd avoid the Time ATAC because he's just about
replaced every single part of them over the last
fewQuoted message said:
months - not including the finger he's having to regrow today. ;-)
Do you want to race/go fast or do you want something more multi-purpose
thatQuoted message said:
you can walk/tramp around in too?
Me personally, I was thinking about trying the Egg Beaters.The egg beaters are good, if you like to be clicked in all the time. I've had Time ATACs for years,
but I've recently switched to Time ATACs that also have a cage around them, as I find myself clicked
out a lot. There's a new version of egg beaters with a cage, too. For shoes, I've always bought last
year's model on sale. I have Nike right now.--
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:22:41 -0500, lunatic fringe <[email hidden]>
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"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
"Paulie Walnuts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want to
spendQuoted message said:
> around $150 - $175 combined. I know jack [censored] about this -
recommendationsQuoted message said:
> are appreciated. Thank you
>
>If you listen to anything Commander Bond says, I'd avoid the Time ATAC because he's just about
replaced every single part of them over the
lastQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
few
Quoted message said:
months - not including the finger he's having to regrow today. ;-)
Do you want to race/go fast or do you want something more multi-purpose
thatQuoted message said:
you can walk/tramp around in too?
Me personally, I was thinking about trying the Egg Beaters.The egg beaters are good, if you like to be clicked in all the time. I've had Time ATACs for
years, but I've recently switched to Time ATACs that also have a cage around them, as I find
myself clicked out a lot. There's a new version of egg beaters with a cage, too. For shoes, I've
always bought last year's model on sale. I have Nike right now.
I've used the Time pedals, and liked them very much. I just thought the egg beaters would be so much
easier to engage. As far as being clicked in all the time, that's never been much of a problem here.
We pretty much have fast flowing single track in the deep south. No technical rocky terrain to deal
with. The only time I worry about clicking out is whe I come to one of those insane drops I refuse
to ride. 🙂 -
lunatic fringe said:
"Bob M" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:22:41 -0500, lunatic fringe <[email hidden]>
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"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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> "Paulie Walnuts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> "]news:[email hidden]...
> > Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want
toQuoted message said:
spend
> > around $150 - $175 combined. I know jack [censored] about this -
recommendations
> > are appreciated. Thank you
> >
> >
>
> If you listen to anything Commander Bond says, I'd avoid the Time
ATACQuoted message said:
> because he's just about replaced every single part of them over the
lastQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
few
> months - not including the finger he's having to regrow today. ;-)
>
> Do you want to race/go fast or do you want something more multi-
purposeQuoted message said:
that
> you can walk/tramp around in too?
>
Me personally, I was thinking about trying the Egg Beaters.The egg beaters are good, if you like to be clicked in all the time. I've had Time ATACs for
years, but I've recently switched to Time ATACs that also have a cage around them, as I find
myself clicked out a lot. There's a new version of egg beaters with a cage, too. For shoes, I've
always bought last year's model on sale. I have Nike right now.
I've used the Time pedals, and liked them very much. I just thought the egg beaters would be so
much easier to engage. As far as being clicked in all the time, that's never been much of a
problem here. We pretty much have fast flowing single track in the deep south. No technical rocky
terrain to deal with. The only time I worry about clicking out is whe I come to one of those
insane drops I refuse to ride. 🙂Ah, I see. My problems are uphills with roots and drops. If you can stay clicked in a lot, I'd go
for the egg beaters (although I haven't tried them). They look interesting to me.--
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 12:24:02 -0500, lunatic fringe <[email hidden]>
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"Bob M" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 11:22:41 -0500, lunatic fringe <[email hidden]>
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> "Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
>>
>> "Paulie Walnuts" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
>> "]news:[email hidden]...
>> > Looking for a mid range SPD pedal and shoe recommendation. I want
to
> spend
>> > around $150 - $175 combined. I know jack [censored] about this -
> recommendations
>> > are appreciated. Thank you
>> >
>> >
>>
>> If you listen to anything Commander Bond says, I'd avoid the Time
ATAC
>> because he's just about replaced every single part of them over the
lastQuoted message said:
> few
>> months - not including the finger he's having to regrow today. ;-)
>>
>> Do you want to race/go fast or do you want something more multi-
purpose
> that
>> you can walk/tramp around in too?
>>
> Me personally, I was thinking about trying the Egg Beaters.
>
>
>The egg beaters are good, if you like to be clicked in all the time. I've had Time ATACs for
years, but I've recently switched to Time ATACs that also have a cage around them, as I find
myself clicked out a lot. There's a new version of egg beaters with a cage, too. For shoes,
I've always bought last year's model on sale. I have Nike right now.
I've used the Time pedals, and liked them very much. I just thought the egg beaters would be so
much easier to engage. As far as being clicked in
allQuoted message said:
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the time, that's never been much of a problem here. We pretty much have fast flowing single
track in the deep south. No technical rocky terrain to deal with. The only time I worry about
clicking out is whe I come to one of those insane drops I refuse to ride. 🙂Ah, I see. My problems are uphills with roots and drops. If you can stay clicked in a lot, I'd go
for the egg beaters (although I haven't tried them). They look interesting to me.
There are plenty uphills with roots here, but they can all be climbed pretty much with momentum. I
do know what you mean though, as I've ridden farther north in Kisatchie National Forest. First time
I've ever had to use my small chainring for climbing, and the damn roots you have to damn near bunny
hop like a log. Dunno if I ever want to go back. It kicked my ass.
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