2-way pedals - clipless one side - anyone used these?

[The Jogger]

I have them and think they are brilliant. I use to have to decide on which bike based on what was on my feet heading out the door, not anymore. Excellent for commuting in London if you don't feel confident enough to clip in.

 

[Kies]

M324's on the hybrid. Easy to flip and use with normal trainers. I did the Fridays London to Brighton last year, as i rushed out of the house to meet @Mr Haematocrit at the train station and forgot my MTB shoes

 

[Cookie56]

Great for hybrids in my opinion. If I want to take the bike out for a training run I can clip in and push it. If I'm out with the wife and kids I can pootle along in trainers without any hassle.

 

[EltonFrog]

I have a pair of these http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/...gclid=COiPgcTDrL4CFennwgod5G4APg&gclsrc=aw.ds on my Mountain Bike. I like them because when I'm on the single track I use the flat side so I can get off quickly, I use the clipped in side of dragging my sorry arse up steep hills.

 

[Ganymede]

Thanks everyone for all your replies. Riding a hybrid on bumpy (or actually disintegrating) rural roads, some of what has been said here makes a lot of sense, and anything that makes "dragging my sorry arse" up hills easier sounds good!

Much appreciated. G.

 

[.stu]

I've got the PD-T780 clip/flat pedals on one bike, largely because they have built-in reflectors. I use the SPD side mostly, and find that I can usually clip in first time without having to think about flipping the pedals as they are weighted to hang the right way.

I have these on both my commuting bikes and think they are great. The clip side is always the right way up for clipping in, only issue is when sing the flat side you have to flip the pedal first with your foot which can take a few attempts sometimes. Also the built-in reflectors mean I am street-legal