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harman_mogul
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: June 29, 2007
Strengths: Familiar. Economical. Good looking. Spin freely and don't give the knees any grief.Weaknesses: Heavy. Bearings wear suprisingly fast. Bulky, so can hit the ground when cornering a road bike with low bracket height. Obsoleted by the Keo, which has better ergonomics, lighter wieght and is relatively cheaper.Bottom Line: Tried and tested technology. Not at the leading edge, but do you really need that?
Favorite Ride: Regent's Park
Price Paid:
$55.00
Purchased At: St John Street Cycle
Similar Products Used: Look 5.1 (unusable), Shimano 105 Looks (unbreakable).
Bike Setup: Have these pedals on my Cinelli road bike and my Tom Board fixed.
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Josh M
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: June 15, 2007
Strengths: Function well. No problems.Weaknesses: WeightBottom Line: These are great pedals if you can find them for cheap. Very easy to clip in/out. Plenty of float with the red delta cleat. Cleats last for a reasonably long time. I would rate these five, but they are quite heavy for a road pedal at 400 grams.
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DJGONZO
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: May 31, 2007
Strengths: Easy use, low maintenance, and they look good.Weaknesses: None that I can think of. Again I have nothing to compare them to.Bottom Line: I've used these pedals for a little over two years they are the only clipless pedals I've used and I am more than satisfied with them so much that I've never thought of replacing them. Easy to use and maintain. I love the platform and the solid "clicking" sound when cliping in. No squeaks as others have mentioned. The only reason I'm not giving these pedals a 5 is because I have nothing to compare them to.
Favorite Ride: My next century
Price Paid:
$50.00
Purchased At: LBS
Bike Setup: 2004 Klein Aura V, full Ultegra, Easton EC70 Carbon bar, and seat post, Ritchey 4 Axis WCS Forged Stem, Bontrager Race Wheels.
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OrangeGuy
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: October 27, 2006
Strengths: solid platform, float is good, solid (plastic)sound when clipped so you know if you are not.Weaknesses: Slipery on the shoe if you are not clipped in. They are heavy.Bottom Line: I have been using these pedals for over 3 years and they have held up very well. They are not very light , they have a good platform, they just work like a pedal should. (The cleats are a different story)
Favorite Ride: If I can be on the bike...it is good
Price Paid:
$85.00
Purchased At: Performance Bike
Similar Products Used: Shimano, Crank Bros
Bike Setup: Specialized S-Works E-5
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bobp
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: July 23, 2005
Strengths: Good entry and exit.
Good eye appeal.Weaknesses: None for my needs.Bottom Line: I bought the A3.1 pedals because I was having trouble clipping out of my A5.1s. What a difference a couple of Newton-Meters (Nm) make. The A3.1 adjusts between 8 and 12 Nm. I have them set at about 10Nm, just 2Nm lower than what I had on the A5.1. This works great for me. No problem clipping out. They also look good, very similar to the A5.1. I get no squeaking, but then I never did on any of my Look pedals.
I could see how a real road racer might want a tighter feel but I'm pretty light and I don't sprint, so I feel pretty secure in the pedals.
Price Paid:
$109.00
Purchased At: Competative Cyclist
Bike Setup: 2004 Trek 2300 - stock except
Selle Italia Flite Gel saddle
Dura-Ace 12-23 9 speed cassette (a gift!)
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