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newbie!! - recommend clipless shoes

sidebyside · 2010-10-26 17:55:09

not sure if this is right forum,my other half bought me a pair of clipless pedals,look keo easy,bought from crc bout 40euro,would anyone reccomend a pair of compitable shoes for around 60-100 euro mark,thanks.

26-10-2010 6:55pm

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sidebyside

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not sure if this is right forum,my other half bought me a pair of clipless pedals,look keo easy,bought from crc bout 40euro,would anyone reccomend a pair of compitable shoes for around 60-100 euro mark,thanks.

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#2 26-10-2010 10:05pm

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sidebyside wrote: »

not sure if this is right forum,my other half bought me a pair of clipless pedals,look keo easy,bought from crc bout 40euro,would anyone reccomend a pair of compitable shoes for around 60-100 euro mark,thanks.

Firstly, you posted in a cycling sub forum cycling adverts, probably would have been best in cycling.

That said if these are your first cycling shoes, a local bike shop would probably be the best idea. The fit can vary from brand to brand. If you bring your cleats from the new pedals they can fit them for you too.

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#3 27-10-2010 3:01pm

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Moved to main cycling forum since it's not an advert.

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