I was searching around performancebike.com & found these...
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anyone know anything about them? are they good for the price?
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I was searching around performancebike.com & found these...
performancebike.comprofile.cfmOpen ↗
anyone know anything about them? are they good for the price?
J5311 said:I was searching around performancebike.com & found these...
performancebike.comprofile.cfmOpen ↗anyone know anything about them? are they good for the price?
They will work fine. I used Nashbar's $19.95 clipless pedals for over a year before switching to Crank Brothers pedals. Speaking of Crank Brothers, they are top notch and I highly recommend their pedals. Here are a few for just a bit more money:
nashbar.comprofile.cfmOpen ↗ (my top choice for price vs function)
pricepoint.comCrank Brothers Smarty Pedals offerIN070QB1.htmOpen ↗
Scotty_Dog said:They will work fine. I used Nashbar's $19.95 clipless pedals for over a year before switching to Crank Brothers pedals. Speaking of Crank Brothers, they are top notch and I highly recommend their pedals. Here are a few for just a bit more money:
nashbar.comprofile.cfmOpen ↗ (my top choice for price vs function)
pricepoint.comCrank Brothers Smarty Pedals offerIN070QB1.htmOpen ↗
whats the diferance between the bottom two? links... one has rails & one doesn't is that it?
J5311 said:whats the diferance between the bottom two? links... one has rails & one doesn't is that it?
The Smarty has a platform. I like the platform because I feel it gives me support.
I am a road biker, and I use Crank Bros Candy C. It has the platform and it is slightly lighter than the Smarty. Ultimately, it does not make that much difference, decide on your preferences. blueskycycling.comproduct2456 SPECIAL Crank Brothers Candy C Pedals.htmOpen ↗
I did have the the Nashbar Ventoux first, but the bearings wore out in a year and there was no way to lube them. nashbar.comprofile.cfmOpen ↗
Watch out for the really cheap private label brands.
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