Quote Originally Posted by DarcyInOregon View Post
Hey thanks! Glad I could be of help.

Regarding clipping in with the left foot (that is the foot I plant at a stop too), I will pedal across a busy intersection and clip in on the other side as it is easy to pedal on a Look pedal without being clipped in. The fastest way to clip in on the Look Keo Max is to just feel the pedal with the foot, flip the pedal, plant the foot on the pedal and the shoe clips in. This pedal is used by a lot of racers, like Contador, and they clip in real fast. Where time is wasted is when the cylist looks down to see where the pedal is positioned, when it should just be a simple movement of the left foot to flip the pedal, no looking at all. It is almost like one movement, the toe of the left foot flips the pedal, the foot continues the forward movement to plant itself on the flipped pedal and the cleat clicks in.
Thanks again, Darcy! They are very nice pedals. I am getting better with the clipping and I do typically get clipped after an intersection, as soon as I have reasonable momentum.

Funny that you mention Contador using them... Look sold a yellow edition, signed by him, which I was able to score at a good discount after the clenbuterol test surfaced. Those are in my old bike, which I use on the trainer (and you can see in my avatar picture).