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29-06.-2004, 11:00 AM
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Coombe Pedals
I have a set and find them to be pretty much as-advertised.
For the year-and-a-half that I've had them I've been happy with them. The only complaint I have is with the turnaround time on orders placed. I think it took them at least 2 months to ship my order. You will need the patience of Job. |
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29-06.-2004, 09:00 PM
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Re: Coombe Pedals
I bought the Coombes last year and have been very happy with
them. They're light, easy to oil, and corner great. The one downside is that it takes some time to learn to clip in quickly. They are the best pedal I've ever owned and lots of folks have asked about them at races. chris |
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