Alternative road pedals or stick to spds?

[bozmandb9]

Speedplay. Easy to clip in (double sided), adjustable float, and now, walkable cleats!

 

[kingrollo]

as I always say on these threads practice.
typical 45 mile ride, you click in maybe 3 or 4 times....just go out and practice nothing but clicking in and out for 30 minutes. ..usually does the trick...

 

[Drago]

Clipless is fumdamentally simple, if youre having multiple clipless moments your findamental riding skills aren't sufficiently developed in the first place.

 

[confusedcyclist]

Shimano M324 Combination Pedals are an excellent choice for people who want the best of both worlds. Works only with SPD type clips, but has a flat side for normal shoes, or pedaling with MTB shoes on icey days if you can't hold your nerve. I prefer to ride with SPDs so my foot doesn't slip and bash my shins, never fun, but these pedals mean I can nip to the shop in any other shoes perfectly comfortably.

 

[raleighnut]

Shimano M324 Combination Pedals are an excellent choice for people who want the best of both worlds. Works only with SPD type clips, but has a flat side for normal shoes, or pedaling with MTB shoes on icey days if you can't hold your nerve. I prefer to ride with SPDs so my foot doesn't slip and bash my shins, never fun, but these pedals mean I can nip to the shop in any other shoes perfectly comfortably.

They're good but I prefer the Wellgo ones,



and yes I own both

 

[Specialeyes]

I rather like the Boardman Hybrid Team pedals for commuting because I'm a tart and I think they look neater on a road bike

SPDs for the journey in and home and solid flats for nipping out to get a sarnie at lunchtime.

Boardman Hybrid Team pedals

• Specialeyes
• 23 Nov 2018