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siegeb
a Road Racer
from New York, NY, USADate Reviewed: April 23, 2002
Strengths: - Great power transition
- Simple cleat system eliminates constant adjustments after changingWeaknesses: - noneBottom Line: Have had Looks since I started riding and invariably had knee pain whenever I changed the cleats. Recently changed cleats and knee pain reappeared. Thus made the switch to Time, as I still wanted a platform pedal. Knee pain went away immediately. Worth the price for that alone.
Similar Products Used: Look PP396
Bike Setup: Colnago C-40 w/ Campy Record gruppo and Mavic Cosmic Carbones (racing), Heliums (racing) or Open Pro
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David Jones
a Road Racer
from Virginia Beach,VADate Reviewed: August 1, 2001
Strengths: Great Bearing! Design Concept is excellent, even with adapter plates, the sole of the shoe is ON the axle.Weaknesses: Spring tension is a bit harsh, but unclipping is predictable.Bottom Line: The best pedal on the market in my opinion.
Favorite Ride: Windatheback
Price Paid:
$259.00
Purchased At: Excel Sports
Similar Products Used: SPD-R
Bike Setup: XL EV2
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Jack Ibagbaga
a Recreational Rider
from FremontDate Reviewed: July 19, 2001
Strengths: easy to use. lots of lateral movement which is good for my knees and other joints.Weaknesses: weight. but with the new Ti's, they're decent besides, if I'm suppose to shave some weight, I'll trim my beer gut.Bottom Line: I've read somewhere that G. Lemond swear on this types of pedals. They're the best. I'd like to try speedplay x1's but not anymore. 5*'s on value since I feel like I've stolen this one from someone else.
Favorite Ride: crits
Price Paid:
$20.00
Purchased At: garage sale
Similar Products Used: SPD's and LOOK
Bike Setup: Calfee Tetra-Custom with 700c rear and 650c front. Zipp wheels and full Dura Ace components with a Carbon X bar.
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Mark Joseph
a Road Racer
from San Jose, CADate Reviewed: July 5, 2001
Strengths: Supports my feet with large platform, very reliable, easy
to click out of.Weaknesses: Its a little heavy but all the good pedals seem to be that way.Bottom Line: I love these pedals. I only wish they were a little bit
lighter. I have never had a single problem with them, nor
have my knees ever hurt as a result of using them.
Favorite Ride: hills
Price Paid:
$280.00
Similar Products Used: None
Bike Setup: Litespeed Vortex, Campi Chorus 9 speed, Rolf Wheels,
Alpha Q Fork, Easton Carbon Handlebars, Newton Stem.
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bryan martinez
a Road Racer
from los angelesDate Reviewed: June 4, 2001
Strengths: Good for cornerning, especially when grinding pavement, smooth rounded surface -no hard edges to get caught on pavement.Weaknesses: The spring tension is so strong to release pedal that it has worn down cartilidge in my ankle. Also hard to step into pedals once cleats are worn.Bottom Line: I used Time Criteriums and Titanuim version for 5+ years. Averaging 6000 miles a year. My predominant ankle for releasing from the pedal, grinds and pops from the cartilidge being worn down by the very strong spring tension on the Time pedals.
-Switched to Speedplay X2's with no spring tension -just a simple clip.
Favorite Ride: Mt. Tam -Marin County
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At: Friends house
Similar Products Used: Switched to Speedplay and loving them!!!
Bike Setup: Serotta Titanium Legend, Dura-Ace, Mavic Wheels.
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