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20-02.-2008, 10:41 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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speedplay pedals
I have decided on purchasing a pair of speedplays but do I get
1) X2 2) zero (stainless steel) 3) Light actions the zero seems to be lighter but are they better please help |
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20-02.-2008, 11:41 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Re: speedplay pedals
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X2-LOTS of float(37 degrees) w/o the ability to adjust. 'May' have a 'not attached to the pedal' feeling. Zero- adjustable float, less 'free float' feeling. Light Actions-essentially same system as Zero with easier effort to get in and out of the pedal. NO float adjust. Have a shop with a demo program? |
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22-02.-2008, 03:41 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: NYC
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Re: speedplay pedals
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Can anyone confirm my suspicion (admittedly based on appearance, plus "reading between the lines" of Speedplay's ad copy...no first-hand experience w/ either model) that the Light Action pedals are not as well-made as the Zero (or the X-series)?
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22-02.-2008, 10:08 AM
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Re: speedplay pedals
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The pedal has a chrom-moly spindle, made 'offshore), but there is a Zero model with the same spindle. The cleats are the same except NO float adjust and a weaker spring for easier entry/release. I wouldn't say they 'are not as well made', just a different design is all. |
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