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[Zen]

I thought that was during Prohibition.

[Selkie]

I've been a Fed for more than 22 years.

[Crankin]

Very funny, Zen.
In some parts of the country, I think they used the word narc.

[kelownagirl]

14 more days with kids.

[Xrayted]

ho hum.

scritch, scritch, scritch.






*sigh*

One more day of work after this. I'm going to go out of my mind just in time to afflict it on Kit in a tent deep in the woods.

[kelownagirl]

Anyone have LOOK Keo pedals/cleats? I'm thinking of switching because I've been having a sore knee when I bike longer distances and the LBS guy suggested a pedal with more float. The ones I'm looking at have 9 degrees of float and have a non slip cleat which is good for walking/running (in a tri).

I guess I'm wondering if you found the switch from regular SPD's difficult or not.

[crazycanuck]

Kg..sorry I don't have Look pedals..

whine alert

K...Is there any danger for a normal healthy person who hasn't dropped dead yet, to have to have a pap smear? I really can't be bothered visiting the dr for one...nothing abnormal on my last one...Do we really have to have them every year???

I have another thyroid blood test due in 2 months so i'll go then...

Whine over

[lph]

Anyone have LOOK Keo pedals/cleats? I'm thinking of switching because I've been having a sore knee when I bike longer distances and the LBS guy suggested a pedal with more float. The ones I'm looking at have 9 degrees of float and have a non slip cleat which is good for walking/running (in a tri).

I guess I'm wondering if you found the switch from regular SPD's difficult or not.

I recently put Look Keos on my road bike instead of the Shimano mtb spd's I was using, and have started using separate road shoes. Maybe you can get shoes with more recessed cleats? because the ones I have have a HUGE cleat which is pretty impossible to run in. Walk, ok, though a bit ducklike. And they do have a non-slip layer of rubber, but it's wearing off like it was made of sugar.

They were easy to get used to though, but I still find it a bit of a bore to flip the pedal every time before clicking in, happens a lot in city riding. Otherwise I can't say I've felt a huge difference. The shoes are a bit narrow for me, so especially one foot easily feels a bit cramped and starts giving me twinges. With the right shoes I'm hoping the Keos will be better for long-distance riding.