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  1. #1
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    Just wondering...do you guys have to look down when clipping in? I think that's what is throwing me off....I had to look down.

  2. #2
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    It was a pretty long learning curve before I could reliably clip into my Look pedals without "look"ing. I want to say at least 500 miles and probably more. I still miss on occasion, and then I pretty much have to take a peek so I can stop the pedal from spinning in the correct orientation.
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  3. #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Penny4 View Post
    Just wondering...do you guys have to look down when clipping in? I think that's what is throwing me off....I had to look down.
    I have double-sided mountain bike pedals on my roadie, but when I started, I did have to look down a ton to make sure I was hitting the thing correctly. I still do (more than a year on) if the cleat doesn't engage the first couple tries.
    (I also had a really hard time clipping in. Getting out was easy...)
    At least I don't leave slime trails.
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