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  1. #1
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    Dec 2012
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    MA
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    You'll find that everyone has their personal preference regarding shoes/pedals. That's why there are so many brands. I think many beginners have good luck with Shimano or Look pedals. I started on Look, it's a good platform so that even if you have trouble clipping in, you still have some security to pedal if you have to get yourself through an intersection or something.
    I think if you are going to do longer rides and not a lot of walking, I would go more roadish than mtn bikeish...your feet will feel more supported.
    Whatever you get for shoes, just make sure they fit well, that is what will matter most. The pedals for now will mostly be a matter of getting used to it.
    2011 Cannondale CAADX 105
    2012 Jamis Dragon 29er
    2012 Jamis Xenith Endura Comp

  2. #2
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    Jan 2013
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    My LBS has several pedals to choose from. They are recommending Frogs, and stated they are very easy to clip into. Also, suggested an Specialized MTB shoe that would be for touring type riding (Moto Diva) or a recently new Specialized shoe that has a smooth but rubberized surface and recessed area for cleat, making it easier to walk on (Spirita RBX). Opinions??

  3. #3
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    Dec 2012
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    MA
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    I have the Moto Diva. It's very comfortable. I usually wear them more for cross and mountain, but have worn them for a few longer road rides on my cross bike. I think you'd be happy with them.
    2011 Cannondale CAADX 105
    2012 Jamis Dragon 29er
    2012 Jamis Xenith Endura Comp

 

 

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