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  1. well, im building a road bike for myself, and it has come time to buy the pedals. now, know that you can't really compete anymore with clipless pedals, but i plan on bringing my bike to college, and do not want to carry my shoes everywhere i go. thus i am looking for a pair of platform pedals for this thing. Who makes a good set of platform pedals for road bikes? in my quest for pedals all i can find are clipless, and the platform pedals seem cheap and poor quality. thank you for you help...
    brad

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    Originally posted by Brad_Grillo
    well, im building a road bike for myself, and it has come time to buy the pedals. now, know that you can't really compete anymore with clipless pedals, but i plan on bringing my bike to college, and do not want to carry my shoes everywhere i go. thus i am looking for a pair of platform pedals for this thing. Who makes a good set of platform pedals for road bikes? in my quest for pedals all i can find are clipless, and the platform pedals seem cheap and poor quality. thank you for you help...
    brad


    Sheesh, I dunno. I think you said it best when you pointed out that nearly all general use platform pedals are cheap and fairly simple affairs... but then again, that's because, they don't have to do much.

    You can spend a lot on platform pedals if you go with one of the sets designed for downhill or freeriding, but it's probably not worth it, right? I'm not sure there's much reason to spring for a $60 pair of molded resin freeride platforms when a $10 pair from performancebike will get you to and fro. Maybe these for $33, marked down from $50, if you're comitted to the idea?

    Good luck!

  3. hey thanks a lot, that was helpful.
    brad

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