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Thread: Clipless Pedals

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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Jul 2010
    Location
    Indianapolis
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    164
    I don't ride clipless. I did for awhile on my road bike, but I decided over time that I just didn't care for it and didn't see any benefit, so I went back to regular shoes on flat pedals. I'm very happy riding free and wouldn't have it any other way.

    I've discovered that I can get power to nearly all of my pedal stroke when riding free that doesn't involve mashing. It's just all about technique.

    Regarding the iPod, I used mine a lot on the bike when I was riding on my slower hybrid. But when i switched to the road bike, I had to stop, because at higher speeds the wind whooshed in my headphones and it was too loud.
    ~ working mom to 3 little girls ~


    Roadie... 2010 54cm Trek Madone 4.5, Bontrager inForm

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jul 2007
    Posts
    201
    I went clipless after a couple of years in toeclips. Nothing says you have to do it; if you want to try it, wait until you feel you're ready. Even after a year I still unclip waaaaaaaaaay before lights and stopsigns.

 

 

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