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I have the Keen commuter sandals and they work fine with eggbeater cleats & pedals.
(I've ridden a couple of double metrics in them, in fact.)
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09-22-2008, 11:43 AM #1
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Will Crank Bros Egg Beater pedals/cleats fit in the opening on the Keen commuter sandles that are sold here on TE?
Right now I have spd SH56 cleats on my Keens. My pedal is Shimano M505 mtb. Short of it, I was thinking of doing some pedal switching up on my bikes and getting Egg Beaters. I just didn't know if they would work on the Keens.
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09-22-2008, 12:52 PM #2
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09-23-2008, 12:28 PM #3
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Thx for answering jobob
Originally Posted by jobob
I have the Keen commuter sandals and they work fine with eggbeater cleats & pedals.
(I've ridden a couple of double metrics in them, in fact.). I'm curious to try the eggbeaters for the 4 sided entry. Right now I don't own a "spin with the kids" bike, so my mtb usually has to make due. I love my Keens for that. No socks, no laces to tie, just slip em on and go. I use a Diadora mtb shoe for the single track without the kids. That's what I'm interested in the eggbeaters for. But, I didn't want to ditch my beloved Keens switching from spds. Good to know.
