OT: eggbeaters for markfrank, cyjack, and neb... big smile--------->
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OT: eggbeaters for markfrank, cyjack, and neb... big smile--------->
me like... me like alot...
no plateform though... kinda odd not to really feel anything under you, it's like your floating... I took out the litespeed but too muddy for pics =^0, so here's what they look like on my deuce... like alot of things I have, I am the first in madison to have them... 2 in fact =). <gloating> (for people that are MTB enthusiasts and don't know what they look like here are some pics)
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/20161/clip_3.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/20161/clip_2.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/20161/clip_1.jpg">
one word to do: convert
3 words of advice:
go get them
no plateform though... kinda odd not to really feel anything under you, it's like your floating... I took out the litespeed but too muddy for pics =^0, so here's what they look like on my deuce... like alot of things I have, I am the first in madison to have them... 2 in fact =). <gloating> (for people that are MTB enthusiasts and don't know what they look like here are some pics)
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/20161/clip_3.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/20161/clip_2.jpg">
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/20161/clip_1.jpg">
one word to do: convert
3 words of advice:
go get them
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Another form of clipless pedals.
Advantages - light weight, sheds mud easliy, few parts to break, easy to maintain, east entry/exit. I think I describedhe perfect pedal.
I must have some despite my ATACs are 3 months old. I hate griffinpup. :-p
I must have some despite my ATACs are 3 months old. I hate griffinpup. :-p
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Are they easier to get in/out of?
I've just finished my first season of MBing, and I want to move up to clipless, but the learning curve sucks, if you know waht I mean.
If these are easier to pop in and, especially out of, I'll have to give them serious consideration.
If these are easier to pop in and, especially out of, I'll have to give them serious consideration.
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its not all about how easy you want to clip in/out... sometimes that's bad....
just like time pedals, there is a two ways you can set them to your liking depending on which "clip" you put on which shoe... in my case I like NOT being able to clip out easy... just makes me feel secure and intouch with the bike. (i.e. 605 relay in the AR, vs. taking it out.)
I tested both set ups and found that the easy setting was a little TOO easy to twist out of... I did a stall test, bunny hop test, hop turn test, and pivet turn test... most of the time I was clipping out by accident on the "easier setup."
I then changed over to the "non-605 relay" set up and I was in heaven... ahhhhh..... it was still easy to twist out of, but very noticable on the difference of being securely clipped in... (out of joy and excitement, I fell on my *** by accident doing a pivet turn because I couldn't clip out...)
either way..... go get them......yummy....eggs.......
I tested both set ups and found that the easy setting was a little TOO easy to twist out of... I did a stall test, bunny hop test, hop turn test, and pivet turn test... most of the time I was clipping out by accident on the "easier setup."
I then changed over to the "non-605 relay" set up and I was in heaven... ahhhhh..... it was still easy to twist out of, but very noticable on the difference of being securely clipped in... (out of joy and excitement, I fell on my *** by accident doing a pivet turn because I couldn't clip out...)
either way..... go get them......yummy....eggs.......