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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 20:32:32 -0400, "David L. Johnson"
wrote: On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 12:26:51 +0000, dgk wrote: Two weeks after starting to use SPD pedals one of my knees is hurting a bit. The only adjustment I know of (besides the release setting) is to move the cleat either forward or backward, whichever of the two sets of screws is not in use. Rotation. need to get the rest position of your foot right, because even with float there is a spring that centers the cleat. This caused me problems when I used spds, but now that I use Speedplay Frogs, it's no longer a problem. They do look really nice. I'll look around for them. |
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"dgk" wrote: They do look really nice. I'll look around for them. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ If you have a chance to try Crank Brothers Eggbeaters, or any of the variants, I think you will like them also. They are easy to click into, hold firmly, unclick easily, and HAVE PLENTY OF ROTATIONAL FLOAT. With those pedals, if I wanted to adjust the cleat angle, I wouldn't know how to do it, because the float is so generous. |
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