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pedals

templer27 · 2010-04-25 19:20:20

I am ditching my shimano pedals,very hard to unclip and they seem to be quite heavy.Though weight is not a big concern,even on the low setting its still quite hard to unclip.My right knee sometimes gives me trouble,motorbike accident about 10years ago.

25-04-2010 8:20pm

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templer27

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I am ditching my shimano pedals,very hard to unclip and they seem to be quite heavy.Though weight is not a big concern,even on the low setting its still quite hard to unclip.My right knee sometimes gives me trouble,motorbike accident about 10years ago.

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#2 25-04-2010 8:27pm

Bluefoam

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I don't know about the road pedals, but the shimano mtb pedals have allot of adjustment. Have you tried loosening them?

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#3 25-04-2010 9:34pm

Golfanatic

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it could be the way your unclipping i twist to the side, and its fairly easy are they the shimano spd sl.

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#4 25-04-2010 10:56pm

Ryaner

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A you looking for advice on replacements? If so try speedplays. Lots of float and easy to get in and out. Make sure to adjust them before the first spin, there really is such a thing as too much float.

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#5 26-04-2010 10:20am

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If you're already on SPD pedals, there are a set of multi-release cleats available. Might make a difference to the knee...

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