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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pixie91 View Post
    I've used clipless pedals before and I use them 5x per week on my spin bike. I just installed new pedals on my old mountain bike. It's almost impossible to clip in, so I can't even imagine how hard it will be to clip out!

    I've adjusted the float in the pedal to the loosest setting and even switched my cleats to the oldest pair I have (hoping some wear and tear would make them looser).

    It's almost like I can't generate enough force to clip in and down - I'm only 100lbs - but that shouldn't matter. What on earth am I doing wrong? I even tried taking the pedal off and trying to get my shoe into the pedal, and I can't do it! Am I just a total weakling??

    Any advice or similar experiences?? Thanks!!!
    Pixie: What kind of pedals are you using?
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  2. #2
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    Check 3 times more that you've adjusted them to the loosest setting.

    Then snap a photo of the setting and the cleats and post here.
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