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Sorry to post this again, but I looked at my original post and the title looked more like a suggestion than a question. So, here we go again... Are there certain shoes that anyone would recommend I get for use with the Crank Bros. Candy SL pedals? If anyone has had a positive experience using a certain shoe brand with these pedals - let me know. Thanks! |
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I’m actually seeking an answer to this same question , and is the reason for joining this forum. I do intend to buy a pair of Candy ti pedals this spring, and need to know if there is a “right” and a “wrong” type of shoe to use with these pedals. Unfortunately, I do not know a lot about clipless pedals, so if anyone can help I would greatly appreciate any info/advice. thanks |
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I've got Sidi Rampas. No need for shoe trimming. Close tolerance between shoe and platform, but it clicks right in. My buddy has some Diadora Geckos that work very well, too. Quote:
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