Born again cyclist needs advice

[Martin]

Dear Group, i have just bought myself a lovely new bike (Saracen Venturer)
after my old one gave out after 25 years good service.

I should say here that i don't intend to do any off road riding, this is
just for commuting, exercise and fun.

I think the new bike is great and i enjoy riding it very much apart from one
small ****le, the pedals.

They seem to be a bit on the small side for my liking, both in length and
width and they seem a bit slippy. Could you kind folks suggest a good wide
non slippy set of pedals for me please?

Oh! i'm in the UK if thats any help.


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Best Wishes from Martin

So many questions, so few answers.

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[wafflycat]

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> Oh! i'm in the UK if thats any help.
>
>
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> Best Wishes from Martin

Pop over to uk.rec.cycling as it's a UK-based newsgroup.
The natives are usually friendly ;-)

Cheers, helen s

 

[Martin]

wafflycat wrote:

> Pop over to uk.rec.cycling as it's a UK-based newsgroup. The natives are
> usually friendly ;-)
>
> Cheers, helen s

Thanks Helen, i'll do just that!

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So many questions, so few answers.

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[Dennis P. Harris]

On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 15:37:58 +0100 in rec.bicycles.misc, Martin
<[email protected]> wrote:

> They seem to be a bit on the small side for my liking, both in length and
> width and they seem a bit slippy. Could you kind folks suggest a good wide
> non slippy set of pedals for me please?
>
if you really want to enjoy cycling, get a set of clipless pedals
and some good bike shoes! i really like my speedplay frogs.

when you're clipped in, you don't have to worry about the pedals
feeling "slippy", because they and the crank become part of your
body.