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Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
small.
feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
small.
Toe Clips For Big Feet
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Ride-A-Lot
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[email protected] wrote:
> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
> small.
>
Are you talking clips as in SPD's or cages. If it's cages, JD is your man.
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> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
> small.
>
Are you talking clips as in SPD's or cages. If it's cages, JD is your man.
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Shawn
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Ride-A-Lot wrote:
> [email protected] wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
>> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
>> small.
>>
>
> Are you talking clips as in SPD's or cages. If it's cages, JD is your man.
>
When did toe clips mean anything but toe clips? What are cages?
Shawn
> [email protected] wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
>> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
>> small.
>>
>
> Are you talking clips as in SPD's or cages. If it's cages, JD is your man.
>
When did toe clips mean anything but toe clips? What are cages?
Shawn
J
JD
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[email protected] wrote:
> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
> small.
Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
enough, try a pedal wit a larger platform.
JD
> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
> small.
Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
enough, try a pedal wit a larger platform.
JD
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(PeteCresswell)
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Per JD:
>Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
>size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
>enough, try a pedal wit a larger platform.
Also, once you get the largest ones you can find, they can be extended by using
longer screws and some tubing as spacers.
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PeteCresswell
>Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
>size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
>enough, try a pedal wit a larger platform.
Also, once you get the largest ones you can find, they can be extended by using
longer screws and some tubing as spacers.
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PeteCresswell
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Slash
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On 16 Jan 2006 14:17:57 -0800, "JD" <[email protected]> scribbled:
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
>> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
>> small.
>
>Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
>size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
>enough, try a pedal wit a larger platform.
>
>JD
PowerGrips - they make them pretty big and a lot of Iditasport
racers/winter riders use them with boots.
http://www.powergrips.com/
-Slash
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-The Onion
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
>> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
>> small.
>
>Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
>size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
>enough, try a pedal wit a larger platform.
>
>JD
PowerGrips - they make them pretty big and a lot of Iditasport
racers/winter riders use them with boots.
http://www.powergrips.com/
-Slash
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"Ebert Victorious"
-The Onion
J
JD
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Slash wrote:
> On 16 Jan 2006 14:17:57 -0800, "JD" <[email protected]> scribbled:
>
> >
> >[email protected] wrote:
> >> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
> >> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
> >> small.
> >
> >Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
> >size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
> >enough, try a pedal with a larger platform.
> >
> >JD
>
> PowerGrips - they make them pretty big and a lot of Iditasport
> racers/winter riders use them with boots.
>
> http://www.powergrips.com/
>
> -Slash
> --
> "Ebert Victorious"
> -The Onion
I've tried them and they put my feet to sleep. They are definitely not
made for bigger feet.
As fas as Cresswell's solution, I'd use a small block of hardwood, or
even aluminum with a couple of holes drilled through it instead of
pipe, just for more stability. You'd probably have to get longer bolts
as well, depending on how thick your custom shim is.
JD
> On 16 Jan 2006 14:17:57 -0800, "JD" <[email protected]> scribbled:
>
> >
> >[email protected] wrote:
> >> Does anyone know a company that sells toe clips for people with large
> >> feet? I wear a size 14, and even the extra large toe clips are a bit
> >> small.
> >
> >Giant puts their name on toeclips labeled as "large" that work for my
> >size 14 clodhoppers. If you have tried those and don't find them large
> >enough, try a pedal with a larger platform.
> >
> >JD
>
> PowerGrips - they make them pretty big and a lot of Iditasport
> racers/winter riders use them with boots.
>
> http://www.powergrips.com/
>
> -Slash
> --
> "Ebert Victorious"
> -The Onion
I've tried them and they put my feet to sleep. They are definitely not
made for bigger feet.
As fas as Cresswell's solution, I'd use a small block of hardwood, or
even aluminum with a couple of holes drilled through it instead of
pipe, just for more stability. You'd probably have to get longer bolts
as well, depending on how thick your custom shim is.
JD
J
JD
Guest
wheelist wrote:
> Why don't you just go clipless?
And you shall remain confused.
a victim of collision on the open sea
nobody ever said that life was free
sank, swam, go down with the ship
but use your freedom of choice
i'll say it again in the land of the free
use your freedom of choice
your freedom of choice
in ancient rome there was a poem
about a dog who found two bones
he picked at one
he licked the other
he went in circles
he dropped dead
freedom of choice
is what you got
freedom of choice!
then if you got it you don't want it
seems to be the rule of thumb
don't be tricked by what you see
you got two ways to go
i'll say it again in the land of the free
use your freedom of choice
freedom of choice
freedom of choice
is what you got
freedom of choice!
in ancient rome
there was a poem
about a dog
who found two bones
he picked at one
he licked the other
he went in circles
he dropped dead
freedom of choice
is what you got
freedom from choice
is what you want
> Why don't you just go clipless?
And you shall remain confused.
a victim of collision on the open sea
nobody ever said that life was free
sank, swam, go down with the ship
but use your freedom of choice
i'll say it again in the land of the free
use your freedom of choice
your freedom of choice
in ancient rome there was a poem
about a dog who found two bones
he picked at one
he licked the other
he went in circles
he dropped dead
freedom of choice
is what you got
freedom of choice!
then if you got it you don't want it
seems to be the rule of thumb
don't be tricked by what you see
you got two ways to go
i'll say it again in the land of the free
use your freedom of choice
freedom of choice
freedom of choice
is what you got
freedom of choice!
in ancient rome
there was a poem
about a dog
who found two bones
he picked at one
he licked the other
he went in circles
he dropped dead
freedom of choice
is what you got
freedom from choice
is what you want
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Slash
Guest
On 17 Jan 2006 13:21:12 -0800, "JD" <[email protected]> scribbled:
>I've tried them and they put my feet to sleep. They are definitely not
>made for bigger feet.
Which size did you use? They make one that's a bit longer that might
work without putting too much pressure on the top of your foot, but
like you mention below, there are quite a few creative solutions, just
gotta give 'em a try and see if it works.
>As fas as Cresswell's solution, I'd use a small block of hardwood, or
>even aluminum with a couple of holes drilled through it instead of
>pipe, just for more stability. You'd probably have to get longer bolts
>as well, depending on how thick your custom shim is.
>
>JD
-Slash
--
"Ebert Victorious"
-The Onion
>I've tried them and they put my feet to sleep. They are definitely not
>made for bigger feet.
Which size did you use? They make one that's a bit longer that might
work without putting too much pressure on the top of your foot, but
like you mention below, there are quite a few creative solutions, just
gotta give 'em a try and see if it works.
>As fas as Cresswell's solution, I'd use a small block of hardwood, or
>even aluminum with a couple of holes drilled through it instead of
>pipe, just for more stability. You'd probably have to get longer bolts
>as well, depending on how thick your custom shim is.
>
>JD
-Slash
--
"Ebert Victorious"
-The Onion
J
JD
Guest
Slash wrote:
> On 17 Jan 2006 13:21:12 -0800, "JD" <[email protected]> scribbled:
>
> >I've tried them and they put my feet to sleep. They are definitely not
> >made for bigger feet.
>
> Which size did you use?
The big ones. I like toeclips. Steep downhill technical mistakes are
not very costly when you are used to just sliding your foot back and
stepping off. No twists or turns of the foot makes for a very quick
exit.
JD
> On 17 Jan 2006 13:21:12 -0800, "JD" <[email protected]> scribbled:
>
> >I've tried them and they put my feet to sleep. They are definitely not
> >made for bigger feet.
>
> Which size did you use?
The big ones. I like toeclips. Steep downhill technical mistakes are
not very costly when you are used to just sliding your foot back and
stepping off. No twists or turns of the foot makes for a very quick
exit.
JD
