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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: VA.
Posts: 15
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Hey folks. I have a set of the SP Frog pedals that just don't snap in like they are suppose to. I've tried adding a spacer between the cleat & the shoe & this helped a little. These things don't snap in like the road cleated speedplays. With those you know your in...
There's nothing more annnoying than trying to make a climb & your food pops off for no apparent reason. Or pushing down to clip in & not knowing if your cleat has attached. They don't snap or pop to let you know like the SP road pedals do. I have some eggbeaters that do the same thing. You just don't know if your in or not. Help or suggestions? Perhaps I should get the Shimano959's? |
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: VA.
Posts: 15
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What, No one uses speedplay frog pedals?
C'mon, how bout some help? Anyone, anything? I'm dying to get securely clipped in over here..... lol wW |
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Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Gurnee, Il
Posts: 8
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The Frog's do not snap in...they more "slide" in. I hear a the click when in. Keep practicing. Great pedals, tons of float. |
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I just dont think the SP mechanism is the wisest thing off road. There was a dude at the local trails last weekend having a $h!t fit over his frogs. It was light mud, nothing bad, and his pedals gummed up. I can clip in when the limestone clay gunk is hard and is clinging to everything. I've never been able to not clip in.
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Registered User
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Indiana
Posts: 185
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They are the easies engaging pedals that there is. You may need new cleats.
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