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Bob M
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I have to admit that I'm very disappointed in Speedplay pedals. Two rides ago, I couldn't get my
right foot to click into the pedal, so I rode the 15 mile ride with the pedal part way clicked in. I
changed cleats, and now the pedals work well. The only problem is that I've only had these pedals
for about 1,200 miles and less than 6 months. I rode Time pedals for 15 years and needed new cleats
twice during that time. And I now live in CT (i.e., a 9-10 month riding season), whereas I rode
Times in AZ, where I rode year round.
I'm giving on Speedplays and going back to Times. With Times, I don't have to buy the right shoe and
worry about shims; I don't have to worry about stepping in dirt and not being able to click into the
pedals; I don't have to replace the cleats that often; and I like the entry and exit for Times
better than Speedplays (it commonly takes me 1/2 mile just to click into the Speedplays).
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right foot to click into the pedal, so I rode the 15 mile ride with the pedal part way clicked in. I
changed cleats, and now the pedals work well. The only problem is that I've only had these pedals
for about 1,200 miles and less than 6 months. I rode Time pedals for 15 years and needed new cleats
twice during that time. And I now live in CT (i.e., a 9-10 month riding season), whereas I rode
Times in AZ, where I rode year round.
I'm giving on Speedplays and going back to Times. With Times, I don't have to buy the right shoe and
worry about shims; I don't have to worry about stepping in dirt and not being able to click into the
pedals; I don't have to replace the cleats that often; and I like the entry and exit for Times
better than Speedplays (it commonly takes me 1/2 mile just to click into the Speedplays).
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