On the other hand, my wife doesn't want to do clipless of any sort, so can anyone recommend a good, cheapish, pedal with toe clips? Or are there alternate solutions?

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RonK wrote:I would not cycle without clipless pedals.
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alexf wrote:I was thinking of going one side flat, the other side mtb clipless
Do Time, Look, Crank Bros et al do a flat/clip pedal?il padrone wrote:Time ATAC ROC S for me
WestcoastPete wrote:Power Grips are awesome, I certainly prefer them to toe clips.
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kukamunga wrote:Do Time, Look, Crank Bros et al do a flat/clip pedal?
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Baalzamon wrote:I've made the switch to speedplay and yep great pedals then the thought struck me... Touring UGH maintenance every 2000km on the pedal, lubing the cleats every 2 days. Means carrying more gear as well so I'm sticking to SPD for touring
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Postby cyclotaur » Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:03 pm
DavidL wrote:RonK wrote:I would not cycle without clipless pedals.
M785 Trail
Also use these as they are very easy to clip into and if one side should fail out on the road there is a second to get you home.
- David.
Postby il padrone » Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:21 pm
DavidL wrote:Also use these as they are very easy to clip into and if one side should fail out on the road there is a second to get you home.
Postby DavidL » Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:42 pm
il padrone wrote:DavidL wrote:Also use these as they are very easy to clip into and if one side should fail out on the road there is a second to get you home.
I think you could probably say the same for any double-sided SPD, Time, Wellgo or Crank Brothers 'two-bolt cleat' pedals. I certainly clip into the Times much quicker than roadies with Look or SPD-SL
Postby singlespeedscott » Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:43 pm
RonK wrote:I would not cycle without clipless pedals
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M785 Trail
Postby RonK » Fri Mar 15, 2013 8:48 pm
il padrone wrote:DavidL wrote:Also use these as they are very easy to clip into and if one side should fail out on the road there is a second to get you home.
I think you could probably say the same for any double-sided SPD, Time, Wellgo or Crank Brothers 'two-bolt cleat' pedals. I certainly clip into the Times much quicker than roadies with Look or SPD-SL
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Same, never failed ... always beat the roadies away from the lights on Beach Rd.
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