Huh. Interesting. It makes sense that the cleats for all of the Crank Bros pedas would be the same I guess. Do you use road shoes with your quattros... and if so, is the combination really slipperyOriginally Posted by Trekhawk
Hmm Im thinking they probably are compatible. I have egg beaters on my mountain bike and Quattros on my road bike (both pedals are made by Crank Brothers) and the cleats are pretty much the same. I can clip my mountain bike shoes into my Quattro road pedals but Crank Brothers recommends shaving a little off your mountain bike shoe to make connection between the shoe and pedal a little easier. The Quattros are basically an egg beater with a platform around them. I love my Crank Brothers pedals.? I'm curious about this now.
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Yep I use road shoes with my Quattros and don't find them slippery. If you check out the link below you will see that they have a platform piece that surrounds the cleats and I think this helps. Originally Posted by liza
Huh. Interesting. It makes sense that the cleats for all of the Crank Bros pedas would be the same I guess. Do you use road shoes with your quattros... and if so, is the combination really slippery ? I'm curious about this now.
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