SDP, Flats or combination - the mind numbing pickle.
- Thread starter adambooth
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I use m434 spds, the ones with the plastic cage. I am new to spds, and to mtbing really, having been only a few times in my youth before i got into it recently.
So the m434s are okay for nipping to the shops. I can feel the cleats thru trainers, but it's not sore. I can unclip and have a semi solid footing on them if i am unsure of the terrain, not as good as proper flats but ok.
Downpoints are they look a bit naff and the cage makes them extra prone to clogging with dirt.
So the m434s are okay for nipping to the shops. I can feel the cleats thru trainers, but it's not sore. I can unclip and have a semi solid footing on them if i am unsure of the terrain, not as good as proper flats but ok.
Downpoints are they look a bit naff and the cage makes them extra prone to clogging with dirt.
Little Bob
Senior Retro Guru
Which are these?
Flats on one side spd on t'other.
I don't use them so will be moving them on shortly.
Flats on one side spd on t'other.
I don't use them so will be moving them on shortly.
FairfaxPat
Senior Retro Guru
pedals
I put a pair of pedals from Performance Bikes called the Campus model on my 1991 Funk. They are SPD on one side and a nice old-fashioned looking cage on the other and were inexpensive and have worked well for me.
I put a pair of pedals from Performance Bikes called the Campus model on my 1991 Funk. They are SPD on one side and a nice old-fashioned looking cage on the other and were inexpensive and have worked well for me.
