OP
OP
PrettyboyTim
New Member
- Location
- Brighton
For now I'm sticking with toe clips. I like being able to wear any shoe I like on the bike, and I really didn't like the feel of walking in shoes with cleats.
My pedal broke
- Thread starter PrettyboyTim
- Start date
Page may contain affiliate links. Please see terms for details.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Get MTB shoes - very similar to normal shoes, except stiffer. Can't believe you haven't shifted yet !!!
Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
PrettyboyTim said:
With these http://www.lexs.co.uk/acatalog/Mountain_Bikes_Shimano_PDM_324_SPD___Flat_Pedals_448.html you get the best of both worlds.
And as Fossyant says, MTB shoes are fine for walking in.
OP
OP
PrettyboyTim
New Member
- Location
- Brighton
fossyant said:
Well, I tried a couple of pairs that looked like normal trainers rather than those slick-looking racing ones, but they both felt like clogs to walk in.
Last time the pedals came off!!
The last time the pedals came of my bike the hole of the arm came off aswell. I tried to fix it but no joy. I discovered that they baring inside the bike had broke i had to buy a new baring aswell. That was a rreet pain to resolve.
http://www.uk-cycling.org
The last time the pedals came of my bike the hole of the arm came off aswell. I tried to fix it but no joy. I discovered that they baring inside the bike had broke i had to buy a new baring aswell. That was a rreet pain to resolve.
http://www.uk-cycling.org
grhm
Veteran
- Location
- Malvern, Worcestershire
PrettyboyTim said:
I've got M424's too. Bought second hand off ebay, the outer plastic is a little scuffed but you have to look to notice it (plus I'd have to be stationary
).I've ridden a couple of time with normal trainers and have to say I was aware of the binding pushing up in the middle of my foot. Was OK for a short trip to the local shop, but I wouldn't like to ride any distance without proper shoes.
