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road pedals with adjustable float and release tension ?

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  1. I'm looking for a pair of good road pedals (up to $200 or
    so) that offer both adjustable float and adjustable release
    tension. I'll adjust the cleats and shoes I have as needed
    to accommodate the pedals. Any suggestions on brands and
    models that meet these criteria?

    Thanks, Chris

  2. Chris Esposito said:

    I'm looking for a pair of good road pedals (up to $200 or
    so) that offer both adjustable float and adjustable
    release tension. I'll adjust the cleats and shoes I have
    as needed to accommodate the pedals. Any suggestions on
    brands and models that meet these criteria?

    Thanks, Chris

    Hi, check out the various Shimano SPD-SL models. I have the
    Ultegra version, the PD-R600. The only downside, that I have
    found, is that the cleats wear out quickly. I have 2600
    miles on the pedals and I am on my third set of cleats. In
    your price range look at the PD-R600 or the PD-7800, take a
    look:
    bike.shimano.comindex.asp

    Life is Good! Jeff

  3. Jeff Starr said:
    Chris Esposito said:

    I'm looking for a pair of good road pedals (up to $200 or
    so) that offer both adjustable float and adjustable
    release tension. I'll adjust the cleats and shoes I have
    as needed to accommodate the pedals. Any suggestions on
    brands and models that meet these criteria?

    Thanks, Chris

    Hi, check out the various Shimano SPD-SL models. I have
    the Ultegra version, the PD-R600. The only downside, that
    I have found, is that the cleats wear out quickly. I have
    2600 miles on the pedals and I am on my third set of
    cleats. In your price range look at the PD-R600 or the PD-
    7800, take a look:
    bike.shimano.comindex.asp

    Life is Good! Jeff


    Thanks; I'll check these out.

    Chris

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