Track shoes

"Jon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

Thanks

Jon

For doing what? Most of the guys I race with just wear road shoes. Duegi makes still makes
some track shoes, last time I had clips and straps I used a pair of Lake shoes with a cover
over the laces.

For all things track, look up www.businesscycles.com.

Mike

Business doesn't do shoes. I need them for sprinting mostly.

Jon

Mike S. said:

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

Quoted message said:

Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

Thanks

Jon

For doing what? Most of the guys I race with just wear road shoes. Duegi makes still makes
some track shoes, last time I had clips and straps I used a pair of Lake shoes with a cover
over the laces.

For all things track, look up www.businesscycles.com.

Mike

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

What kind of track are you running on - cinder or rubber? For sprints or distance events? If cinder,
what length of spike are you using? If a rubber track, are you using needle spikes or the short wide
cone ones? <GGGG>

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On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 13:46:32 -0700, Jon <[email hidden]>

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Business doesn't do shoes. I need them for sprinting mostly.

Jon

I took the link to my page for Duegi's track shoe models down since there developed recurring
problems of availability in some sizes. I still have a small inventory in the shop, and special
order others as requested (if the size is available from the importer). Have a look at the old
page (businesscycles.comtrshoe.htmOpen ↗) and contact me directly if you'd like to pursue
this further.

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Mike S. said:

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

Quoted message said:

Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

Thanks

Jon

For doing what? Most of the guys I race with just wear road shoes. Duegi makes still makes
some track shoes, last time I had clips and straps I used a pair of Lake shoes with a cover
over the laces.

For all things track, look up www.businesscycles.com.

Mike

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Jon <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Business doesn't do shoes. I need them for sprinting mostly. Jon

hot damn, you're right! i guess he stopped carrying shoes. he still shows Duegi 7021 cleats. i
think i have a pair; these are the ones that with adapt any Look patterned shoe to toe clips.

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Mike S. said:

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

Quoted message said:

Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

Thanks

Jon

For doing what? Most of the guys I race with just wear road shoes. Duegi makes still makes some
track shoes, last time I had clips and straps I used a pair of Lake shoes with a cover over the
laces.

For all things track, look up www.businesscycles.com.

Mike

Not running, cycling. We're on the cycling newsgroup.

David Kerber said:

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

What kind of track are you running on - cinder or rubber? For sprints or distance events? If
cinder, what length of spike are you using? If a rubber track, are you using needle spikes or the
short wide cone ones? <GGGG

In article <S2SSb.353137$ts4.345140@pd7tw3no>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

Not running, cycling. We're on the cycling newsgroup.

I know; it was a joke, but one which obviously flopped; this is normal, for my jokes <GGG>.

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David Kerber said:

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

What kind of track are you running on - cinder or rubber? For sprints or distance events? If
cinder, what length of spike are you using? If a rubber track, are you using needle spikes or
the short wide cone ones? <GGGG>

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Don't worry David, it happens to everyone.

David Kerber said:

In article <S2SSb.353137$ts4.345140@pd7tw3no>, [email hidden] says...

Quoted message said:

Not running, cycling. We're on the cycling newsgroup.

I know; it was a joke, but one which obviously flopped; this is normal, for my jokes <GGG>.

Quoted message said:

David Kerber said:

In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

>Anyone know of any good, preferably non-custom for $ reasons, track shoes?

What kind of track are you running on - cinder or rubber? For sprints or distance events? If
cinder, what length of spike are you using? If a rubber track, are you using needle spikes or the
short wide cone ones? <GGGG>