LOL, I'm the opposite of you guys: I love my toe clips, and it's the clipless pedals that scare me!
My cycling shoes will accept cleats; I just don't have any installed. Without cleats, they work fine with toe clips. It's the stiffer sole that makes a big difference in comfort and in getting more power out of your pedal stroke.
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04-27-2009, 04:49 PM #1
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04-27-2009, 04:53 PM #2
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What I LOVE about the toe clips/cages is that you do get more power and in my experience more control of the bike when you stand to pedal.
Originally Posted by wackyjacky1
LOL, I'm the opposite of you guys: I love my toe clips, and it's the clipless pedals that scare me! 
My cycling shoes will accept cleats; I just don't have any installed. Without cleats, they work fine with toe clips. It's the stiffer sole that makes a big difference in comfort and in getting more power out of your pedal stroke.
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