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  • Question about Egg Beaters
    By:admin
    I am researching these, and I like the compactness and 4-sided clip in arrangement, but I have a question that I can't seem to find on the website. What type of shoe can you use with it? I see references to SPD, so is this the only type of shoe that it works with? Will it work with road shoes that have the universal drill pattern on the soles?
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    They have road cleats you can buy that look wider, other than that they should work with anything. All the holes are confusing.
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    any SPD compatible shoe will work.
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    Yes, any SPD compatible shoe will work, road or Mtb. I bought two sets of these pedals when they were on sale for $49, not too long ago, when only one model was available. Love 'em....
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    Originally posted by djbowen1
    They have road cleats you can buy that look wider, other than that they should work with anything. All the holes are confusing. The road cleats have little things on the side to help you be more stable when walking because roadbike shoes generally don't have much in the way of tread. However, you still must make sure the roadbike shoes you buy have SPD 2-bolt holes or else you'll need an adapter plate assuming one's available. For instance, Sidi's high end road shoes only come with 3 and 4 bolt hole patterns thus you would need to use an SPD adapter which results in a Sub-Optimal?installation.


    *Sub-Optimal, Outtage and Congestion are either trademarks or registered trademarks of MCI Worldcom. All other marks are the property of their respective owner and/or licensor.
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    gt bikes, y/n?
    ok im curious to what all you think of gt bikes. every where i ride i get involved in an arguement over wether...
    Bunnyhop to barspin
    hey, im havin alllot of trouble w/ this . im jus wonderin if u hav any tips (锕侊箒)~~~~----------------------...
  • Frame Fit Question: Larg
    I was wondering if anyone could let me know if they ride a frame a bit larger than they are supposed to and ar...
    Rare vintage gitane.
    It was called the france sport de luxe. I looked for old gitane frames but could find nothing. It didn't look ...
    more Capomania
    This picture is from a 1962 Capo brochure, courtesy of Vienna-based BFer, Puchultima. (锕侊箒)~~~~------------...
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