expiredDarth_Fuzzy_42 posted Jul 17, 2023 11:40 AM
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expiredDarth_Fuzzy_42 posted Jul 17, 2023 11:40 AM
Shimano Ultegra 11-Speed Bike Cassette: 11-32 T $47, 11-28 T
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Shimano PD-RS500 SPD-SL Pedals for $32.49
https://www.rei.com/product/16141...-sl-pedals
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Shimano PD-M8120 XT SPD Trail Pedals, add to cart, $64.99
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Shimano PD-RS500 SPD-SL Pedals for $32.49
https://www.rei.com/product/16141...-sl-pedals
must add to cart to see price.
Shimano PD-RS500 SPD-SL Pedals for $32.49
https://www.rei.com/product/16141...-sl-pedals
must add to cart to see price.
Shimano PD-M8120 XT SPD Trail Pedals, add to cart, $64.99
Shimano PD-RS500 SPD-SL Pedals for $32.49
https://www.rei.com/product/16141...-sl-pedals
must add to cart to see price.
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Shimano PD-M8120 XT SPD Trail Pedals, add to cart, $64.99
Also for anyone that was curious there is zero performance difference - in fact, the latest research shows neglible power difference b/t clip-in and flat pedals.
Also for anyone that was curious there is zero performance difference - in fact, the latest research shows neglible power difference b/t clip-in and flat pedals.
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Also for anyone that was curious there is zero performance difference - in fact, the latest research shows neglible power difference b/t clip-in and flat pedals.
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Lately, I do inclines and tend to not clip in for that because I don't want to choke and topple over. It's a mental block, I know...
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Also for anyone that was curious there is zero performance difference - in fact, the latest research shows neglible power difference b/t clip-in and flat pedals.
Another would be that i've experience/have seen people experience when the 2 bolt cleats break (most of the time it rips off your shoe), you're just stuck to the pedal and could tip over easily if you don't notice it right away. I've had a 1 of the 3 bolt cleats snap off and I was still able to clip out.
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Cleat mounting option is secondary, not all road shoes offer it.
Proper position of the cleat is important, road cleats gives you more versatility.
The smaller mounting position raises the possibly of hot spots.
MTB pedals and or shoes are heavier.
Ease of use is subjective. You use it enough, road cleats are just as easy to use.
It also depends on the type of rider.
The very few road riders I know that use road shoes or MTB shoes with MTB pedals are MTB riders that occasionally ride on the road and don't want to use/get use to another design.
If you road ride often and or long rides, MTB designs may not be ideal option IMO.
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I'm not trying to win the Tour de France or anything....just as I refuse to wear spandex
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