
Originally Posted by
lph
I agree that double-sided mtb pedals are the easiest to clip in and out of. I've never tried flat/mtb-pedals, but I've tried single-sided and I was forever not finding the right side once I was ready to get going again. I haven't used single-sided roadie pedals enough for commuting to say what they're like.
I have single sided pedals on my commuter and I hate them because i can't ever find the side to clip into. They're a good idea in theory, but they're a PITA in practice. I'm putting double sided clipless pedals on my new bike.
2007 Rivendell Glorius/Trico gel with cutout (not made any more apparently)
2005 Specialized Sequoia Comp/Specialized Dolce
2006 Kona Cinder Cone/another Trico gel
1986? Bridgestone mixte/Brooks B72
1991 Bridgestone 300 Xtracycle/Terry Gelissimo