And all this time we believed that door handle story!
It used to be simple choosing bicycle pedals. The ones that came on your bike were the pedals you used. The scene changed drastically, though, in the mid-1980s when pedals went clipless. Now, more than a dozen manufactures offer a wide variety of clipless pedals leaving you with the question: What's best for me?
Richard Bryne, CEO of Speedplay, Inc. and inventor of Light Action, Zero, X-Series, Frog and Pedal Systems, offers the following advice on choosing pedals:
First, he says, look for a clipless pedal system that is user friendly. "If the pedals aren't easy to get in and out of don't bother with them. Whether you're bicycling pavement or a dirt trail, you're going to want to enter and exit your pedals quickly and easily."
http://www.speedplay.com/index.cfm?f...on=home.choose
It used to be simple choosing bicycle pedals. The ones that came on your bike were the pedals you used. The scene changed drastically, though, in the mid-1980s when pedals went clipless. Now, more than a dozen manufactures offer a wide variety of clipless pedals leaving you with the question: What's best for me?
Richard Bryne, CEO of Speedplay, Inc. and inventor of Light Action, Zero, X-Series, Frog and Pedal Systems, offers the following advice on choosing pedals:
First, he says, look for a clipless pedal system that is user friendly. "If the pedals aren't easy to get in and out of don't bother with them. Whether you're bicycling pavement or a dirt trail, you're going to want to enter and exit your pedals quickly and easily."
http://www.speedplay.com/index.cfm?f...on=home.choose