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Look PP396

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  1. Any experience with these pedals? Also, what pedals are others on this group using? Any
    recommendations or warnings about specific pedals. Paul

  2. Paul-<< Any experience with these pedals? Also, what pedals are others on this group using? Any
    recommendations or warnings about specific pedals. >><BR><BR>

    Put three poeple in a room and ask about pedals, get four opinions.. Look started it all, clipless
    wise, great pedal, works well. The 396 is identical to the lower end ones but with the ability to
    dial in float amount(yellow knob in back).. I use Speedplay Zeros, also worth a 'look'.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St. Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  3. Qui si parla Campagnolo said:

    Put three poeple in a room and ask about pedals, get four opinions.. Look started it all, clipless
    wise, great pedal, works well. The 396 is identical to the lower end ones but with the ability to
    dial in float amount(yellow knob in back)..

    One other difference: The PP396 has significantly higher release tension than the PP357 and other
    models. That can be good or bad depending on your preference.

    See: racycles.comlook pp396 1348208.htm

    racycles.comlook pp357 1348207.htm

    Art Harris

  4. Have been using them for a year now. Great pedals, especially at their "new", discounted prices
    (came down to about $95 from $200. I like Look's broad pedal base - lots of stability, but
    sacrificed clearance in turns. I am a fairly big rider, so the increased release tension does not
    bother me at all, but if you are smaller, you may have some problems, even if these are only in the
    area of ease of release (comfort)...

    Jan

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    Any experience with these pedals? Also, what pedals are others on this


    group

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    using? Any recommendations or warnings about specific pedals. Paul

  5. Paul Westall said:

    Any experience with these pedals? Also, what pedals are others on this group using? Any
    recommendations or warnings about specific pedals. Paul


    I bought some and they have functioned very fine up to now, but I admit that I was also a bit
    concerned about some of the reviews that spoke of spindles suddenly breaking on them. I figure that
    you have read the appropriate reviews, but if not:

    roadbikereview.comPRD 97408 2503crx.aspx

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    Anthony

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