what's the best pedal for your money |
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| 1. Fri Feb 20, 2009 8:55 AM |
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cyclegirl
Joined on 02/20/2009
San Diego, ca
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I'm looking for a good road pedal under a $150.... any suggestions?
-cyclegirl |
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| 2. Mon Feb 23, 2009 3:07 PM |
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SpeedBall
Joined on 02/23/2009
Los Angeles, ca
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If you want a simple inexpensive pedal I would check out the Crank Brothers Egg Beaters. They are light, inexpensive, easy to clip in to, shed mud well. You can get sets for as low as $40. They have sets with and without platforms for a more stable feel. They seem to get a very high rating on mtbr.com. |
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| 3. Tue Feb 24, 2009 5:30 PM |
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SingleSpeed
Joined on 10/07/2007
San Diego, ca
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I recently purchased the Time ATAC XS Carbon MTN Clipless Pedals from PricePoint for $150. I absolutly love them. They are a very solid pedal. When you clip in you know you are in, no doubt about it. They have a distinct, solid click. The float is perfect, not too much not too little.
While I have only ridden about 200 miles on them, I highly reccommend them. I have a friend who has an older model, maybe 10 years old, and he swears my them. A very good pedal. |
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| 4. Sat Feb 28, 2009 2:08 PM |
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nycwinter
Joined on 10/14/2007
Pomona, ca
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You can get the low end Speedplay road pedals for under $100 on Ebay. The cleats, however, get a little pricey ($30-60). If you can get a deal on the pedals with the cleats, you're GOLDEN! |