Neal wrote:
> "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Neal wrote:
> >> Are the newer pedals (Look style) easier to clip into and out? My current
> >> pedals are Shimano PF 6401 and are probably 17 years old. I've noticed that
> >> other riders with newer Look pedals seem to not have as much of a problem
> >> with
> >> their pedals.
> >
> > All Look style pedals, Look, Campag, Time now, shimano, are still toe
> > in, heel down. If you want an easy pedal to get into and out of, look
> > at Speedplay Zero lineup-feels like a pedal, step onna bug entry,
> > adjustable float, nice pedal.
> >
>
> I've read that many riders find the Speedplay gives them foot problems because
> of the small contact area.
Many bike shops now days seem to carry this much hyped pedal. Go there
and compare its cleat and pedal area to Look or others. Then decide
for yourself if the hyped pedal has as much contact area for your foot.
Is this a common problem or rare? What about the
> Speedplay Frog? Would this be a good road pedal?
Speedplay Frog is a good road pedal. Similar to SPD or ATAC or
Eggbeater or BeBop for the road. More float in the Frog model. I know
people who have used the Frog for many, many thousands of miles of road
riding. Same small contact area and susceptibility to hot foot as the
SPD, ATAC, Eggbeater, BeBop, etc. pedals.
If hot foot is your greatest fear in biking, then you have to stick
with Look, Time, or the new copies of Look by Campagnolo and Shimano.
Official road pedals. Have you ever heard anyone complain about hot
foot from riding Look or Time pedals, or the Look copies? Not until
the mountain bike pedal was invented, SPD, ATAC, etc., did people start
complaining about hot foot. That should tell you something.
>
> Neal