Recently, while placing an order from Supergo, I inquired if it was possible to obtain replacement locking tabs for Look CX-7 pedals. Since spending a fortune on them several years ago, I have broken or lost the tabs on both axles. The most informed gentleman taking my order (Park PRS-20) mentioned that he had seen it discussed on RBTech. If so, perhaps someone could give me the source. Without the tabs, the pedals float to the right, leaving the left one with minimal Q and the right one with max. If I can't find suitable replacements, I'll just safety wire them in position. Had I known that the fragile tabs were so prone to breakage, I'm not sure that I would have spent the money. I do however like the ability of changing the platform angle. I unexpectedly found that positive 1.5 (meaning that the outside of the foot is higher than the inside) feels more stable than zero (0) or flat footed and have been riding at that angle since initial experimentation some years ago. As a frequent reader in the background, I'd also like to pass along my thanks form maintaining a very informative board at the same time keeping a modicum of civility.
Hey, awhile back I posted seeking information on replacement parts for CX7s and that could be what someone saw. Unfortunately, I didn't get any repsonses. I think I even tried to reach Look. I never could find them, though, and I too have given up on the CX7s and will move onto the new Time pedals next. If you do find somewhere to get the tabs, please post.
PS You can replicate the cant you get from the CX7 +1.5 by using Le Wedge, made by Lemond, between your cleat and shoe.
Hey, awhile back I posted seeking information on replacement parts for CX7s and that could be what someone saw. Unfortunately, I didn't get any repsonses. I think I even tried to reach Look. I never could find them, though, and I too have given up on the CX7s and will move onto the new Time pedals next. If you do find somewhere to get the tabs, please post.
PS You can replicate the cant you get from the CX7 +1.5 by using Le Wedge, made by Lemond, between your cleat and shoe.
Thanks, I was afraid of that. I'm kinda handy with safety wire so think that I'll hardwire them to the appropriate Q. Sad that there is so little support the Taj Mahal of Look Pedals. Thanks again for your input.
