Trying to choose a pedal

[LBTC]

I second Trekhawk - I've got Quatros and LOVE them - I've got Candys on my MTN Bike, too. ONe of the great things about the Quatros is that the entry is on both sides, no need to try to find the right surface to click into. Pretty easy entry, really easy exit. And I have MTN bike racing shoes and they still work.

Hugs and butterflies,
~T~

[mj15]

I found a pair of Speedplay Zeros in my box of spare parts. They came off a used bike I purchased years back. I took them to my bike shop today. The mechanic/salesman was great. He recommended the Light Actions but they were sold out. We went with $40.00 for new cleats, I am using the spare Zeros and I'll ride them for awhile before I invest in the Light Actions or go another route. He also threw my bike on the trainer and while I was trying them out he took about an hour to adjust the seat and maximize my pedal stroke. So, Speedplay for now and we'll see how it goes, thanks for all the help.

[anakiwa]

Have you tried loosening the tension on your pedals?

I have Ultegras and don't have a problem with them.

[7rider]

Speedplays are great.
I'd highly recommend you spring $10 for the cleat covers. They are very handy for walking around and protect those expensive cleats!

[Batbike]

Speedplays! they are super!! Easy to use and great on the legs and knees! You can get cleat covers that stash in your pocket or seat bag to pull out if you want to walk around. Lubing is easy, but you have to remember to do it occassionally -- actually you will feel it in the pedals if you forget.