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shimano m545 pedals

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  1. any comments on these pedals, are they too heavy?

  2. "moon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    any comments on these pedals, are they too heavy?

    To ride? No

    To float? Yes.

    Bill "obviously bored" S.

  3. moon said:

    any comments on these pedals, are they too heavy?

    Not a bad pedal for beginners and intermediates. I found that I couldn't balance the release tension
    against pulling out in rocky technical stuff. I use egg beaters now, but I don't recommend them for
    beginners because you can't yank out of them in a panic -- you HAVE to twist.

    David

  4. moon said:

    any comments on these pedals, are they too heavy?

    My first pair of clipless pedals... Not noticed them being heavy at all, pretty sure my 11inch foot
    and cycling shoe outweighs the pedal by about 10 times <Chuckle>

    Have to twist out of them, only hassle is that the first time I got all muddied up I couldn't
    unclip... <Wince> Still that was in the first two weeks of learning who to operate them so I had
    plenty of other bruises to go along with it.

    Gyp

  5. "moon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    any comments on these pedals, are they too heavy?

    If you are looking at the functionality of the M545 and worried about the weight, the M454 has the
    same design, but with a resin cage to the aluminium of M545. It saves you about 90g in weight. ^^;

    They are easy to clip in and out of. If you keep the bindings at it's most loose setting you can
    yank your foot out in an emergency without twisting your foot.

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