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Most New Cyclists Ask, “Why Are They Called Clipless Pedals?” Here’s the Real Reason—and Why You Should Try Them
Using clipless pedals is a rite of passage for many beginner road, gravel, and mountain bike riders. Sometimes called clip-in, click-in, or SPDs by riders, these pedals provide a more secure ...
The golden age of bicycle commuting is upon us. As lockdown restrictions ease, fewer cars exist on the road and governments promise better bicycle transport integration, there has never been a better ...
Just to clarify for anyone who doesn’t know what clipless pedals are, Dan’s describing a system where there’s a special cleat on the bottom of his cycling shoe which connects securely to the pedals on ...
A lot of bicycle commuters use so-called clipless pedals, as do many mountain bikers who make their way along dark streets when coming back from evening rides. The dual-color LED Arclight Pro Clipless ...
Look Cycle has been a pioneer in cycling pedals. It took its popular ski binding technology and adapted it for road cycling, and soon found Tour de France champions including Bernard Hinault and Greg ...
In the off-road clipless pedal world, one style of pedal and clipping-in mechanism dominates: Shimano SPD. While brands, including Shimano itself, as well as Look, Hope, Nukeproof and DMR all use the ...
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