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  1. #1
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    Speedplay vs Look

    Which Speedplay Frogs do you recommend?
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    There's only one kind of Frogs.
    There are many kinds of Speedplay pedals, but all of the other ones (besides Frogs) are road pedals, not recessed mountain bike pedals.
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    Frogs

    oh, thanks...are they also referred to as lollypops?
    I heard that expression when someone was referring to their cleats.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tlnbmd View Post
    oh, thanks...are they also referred to as lollypops?
    I heard that expression when someone was referring to their cleats.
    I don't think I've heard Frogs referred to in that way, but that may not mean much

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    Quote Originally Posted by tlnbmd View Post
    oh, thanks...are they also referred to as lollypops?
    I heard that expression when someone was referring to their cleats.
    "Lollipop pedals" are the Speedplay road pedals (X, Zero, and Light Action). Not sure about the cleats...

    I ride Zeros, and yes, they're a pain to clip in and out of, expecially when they're new. But I like the adjustable float cleat and double-sided pedal, so I deal with it. X-series pedals require far less force to clip in and out, and I've heard the same thing about Light Actions.

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    A ride report on my blog from May has details about my experiences with the Speedplay zeros and then the light action. Here is the link:

    http://bikesbooksblues.wordpress.com...ort-6/#more-13

    I'm on Look Kéo Max 2 pedals now, and I like them, except they are sometimes a pain due to their one-sidedness. The path I usually take has a series of road crossings that I need to unclip for, and about half of those leave me looking down to try to id the right side of the pedal for clipping.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chatnoire View Post
    A ride report on my blog from May has details about my experiences with the Speedplay zeros and then the light action. Here is the link:

    http://bikesbooksblues.wordpress.com...ort-6/#more-13

    I'm on Look Kéo Max 2 pedals now, and I like them, except they are sometimes a pain due to their one-sidedness. The path I usually take has a series of road crossings that I need to unclip for, and about half of those leave me looking down to try to id the right side of the pedal for clipping.
    I use Keos, too. I do like them for the most part, but there some days where I just struggle to get clipped in. . I consider it operator error on my part, but it's aggravation nevertheless.
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    I like Frogs myself.

    Actually there are 3 models - all identical except that you can get them in Chro-molly $, stainless steel $$, or titanium $$$$. Slight difference in weight major difference in price.

 

 

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