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Todd_71
a Racer
from Auburn CA USADate Reviewed: March 29, 2010
Strengths: Sheds mud well. Easy entry and release. Light weight.Weaknesses: No tension adjustment. Use of bushing that needs rebuilding regularly. Pre-release in technical conditions that can lead to serious injuries. Easy to break the spring/clip if you smack it on a rock.Bottom Line: Dangerous if you ride technical trails and the design needs a spring tension. I would not ride these again.
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Similar Products Used: Look, time, speedplay frog, shimano SPD.
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Don C.
a
from San DiegoDate Reviewed: July 29, 2006
Strengths: Easy in or out. Light weight. Reliable. Good support from Crank Bros.Weaknesses: None.Bottom Line: I've used Eggbeaters since they were introduced. Each pair has worked really well. They last a long time and are servicable... what more can you ask?
Each time you grab your bike for a ride, the one thing that you won't have to think about will be your pedals... they just do the job!
Favorite Trail: Mission Trails
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$100.00
Purchased At: Used, from a friend
Similar Products Used: Time ATAC
Bike Setup: S.C. Blur, with XO drive train and FSA crank.
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Evan Plews
a Racer
from Dallas, Oregon, USADate Reviewed: April 8, 2005
Strengths: The lightest. The best in mud.Weaknesses: Sleave bearing design must be rebuilt periodically to prevent damage to spindles. Probably more resistance than roller bearings. Wings can eat your shoes if you don't keep the cleats fresh and use the spacers.Bottom Line: Very robust design. The best overall setup ever conceived for MTB and 'cross. Other models are functionally the same at more affordable cost and marginal weight gain.
Favorite Trail: Waldo Lake
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Similar Products Used: Everything.
Bike Setup: Bianchi Super Grizzily with Spinner fork; Sunrace/XTR drivetrain; Magura brakes; SDG I-beam seat/post, Syntace bar/stem; Kenda tires; Crank Bros pedals.
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egg beater
a Cross Country Rider
from omelette, caDate Reviewed: February 20, 2005
Strengths: they weigh .000001 oz.Weaknesses: don't always guarantee a first place finishBottom Line: they help you pick up on good looking women...really improved my dating scene
Favorite Trail: huevos rancheros
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$15.00
Purchased At: eggcetera.com
Similar Products Used: most
Bike Setup: de salvo custom single speed
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Henri von Steen
a Racer
from ViljoenskroonDate Reviewed: February 8, 2005
Strengths: Super Light. All working parts on pedal, not on cleat. Sheds mud beter than anything else. Super fast exit and entry. Looks like something from outer space.Weaknesses: None. (Make sure your end-caps are tight.) Use double ti if you are over 85kg.Bottom Line: These are the best pedals I've ever used! They are everything a MTB-rider wants in a pedal. Light, strong , 4 sides for quick entry. There is nothing else like it. One of my friends thought they looked like detonator tips from a cruise missile, when I paraded them around in the smart golden aluminium box they come in. He did not believe me when I told him it was pedals. (He obviously is not a cyclist.) There is just something about the triple ti's that makes everyone goes WOW ! ! !
And if you buy these pedals, you can be certain of the best customer support team I know of, behind you every pedal stroke. Even if you are halfway around the world from them.
Can't give anything less than 5 hot ones!
Favorite Trail: Bontehoek
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$450.00
Purchased At: United Kingdom CycleXpress
Similar Products Used: Time atac carbon
Bike Setup: Giant MCM TEAM.
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Brian
a Weekend Warrior
from Cedar Hill, TexasDate Reviewed: August 7, 2004
Strengths: Easy to use. Maintenance free (more or less). Lightweight. Looks cool.Weaknesses: Cost.Bottom Line: I can't imagine a pedal working better than this. From the very beginning these pedals were excpetionally easy to use. Clip in is... uh, easy. Clip out is... hmm, easy. I don't waste time trying to find the cleat and clip in I just put my foot down and push...click, done. To clip out was initially a little more difficult but I used a file on my cleats, just a little at a time and got the perfect fit. Now at that moment during a climb when I am pushing as hard as I can but I am not quite making it up the rock/root/hill as my forward momentum has just stopped and I feel that I am on the way over and I reflexively yank my foot off the pedal to save myself, it works! Pop! out comes the cleat and I am saved. No more tumble down the hill still attached to the bike.
Mud doesn't make a difference either. Great pedal.
Favorite Trail: boulder
Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At: B&B Bicycles
Similar Products Used: Time ATAC carbon.
Bike Setup: '03 Fuel 98 with full '03 XTR and other goodies.
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ryan
a Racer
from Interior BC CanDate Reviewed: July 13, 2004
Strengths: Good hold once in, great mud clearanceWeaknesses: Very short cleat life (about a month) you don't want to hop on your bike wearing sandels with these (easy to slip off). Cause d wear in the sole of my shoe (between the two bolt grooves for the cleat to bolt in. Wore about 1/2 way thru sole) Can leave interesting marks on you shin (ala all clipless)Bottom Line: Great pedal. Identical performance to times, maybe a bit tougher to clip in the wet if you don't hit it square on, its just a really small platform. Watch the cleat wear, and replace often. Its only twenty bucks, after what these cost, thats nothing. Otherwise you can get some funky knee/stem love from unexpected releases. Annoying people ask you whats up with your pedals. By the way. My cheapo version of these works just as well, and you would likely lose that much weight shaving your butt crack, so its really about how you spend your money. Lose one flaming turd due to cleat/shoe wear
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Purchased At: OEM Spec
Similar Products Used: SPD, Time, Speedplay, Bebop
Bike Setup: Epic Ti 'Tirant' (not a specialized) Manitou Plat 100mm, X.O., American Classic goodies
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JP
a Racer
from ConnecticutDate Reviewed: June 25, 2004
Strengths: Love these pedals. Compared to my old 737s (which were almost 1/2 pounds heavier), nothing compares to pedaling with a set of lighter pedals. Absolutely terrific in muddy conditions. I don't have to worry not being able to clip in or worse clip out when I need to.Weaknesses: small platform when not clipped in. which if an issue, then the candy pedals would suit you better.Bottom Line: If you're looking for the lightest and best pedals out there - these are it. The pedals will set you back a little bit but they're worth it. Great warranty and rebuild kits are available...
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: Shimano 737s, 535s.
Bike Setup: XC race bike.
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DaFireMedic
a Cross Country Rider
from UplandDate Reviewed: September 10, 2003
Strengths: Ease of entry and exit, Light weight, No problems with mud clooging them.Weaknesses: Cost. Also, I read in the manual that the max recommended rider weight for these is 185 lbs. I was concerned, being that I'm at 185 right now with low body fat. So far no problems. Oh, and did I mention the cost?Bottom Line: These things are expensive. As a previous reviewer said, there's no way in the world I could tell my wife how much I paid for these pedals. I only bought them because I was unhappy with my old pedals, and decided to get the best ones that I could. But man, I'm glad I did. A world of difference in entry and exit from my previous pedals, and I dropped 1/2 pound from my bike. I stalled unexpectedly in some rocks today, but unlike my previous experiences with my old pedals, my foot exited smoothly and I didn't flop onto the rocks. I am also able to navigate and pedal through difficult technical sections with my feet unclipped, there is enough platform to do it easily. I am very, very pleased with these pedals. Get them if you can spare the cash, are under 185 lbs, and want to lighten your bike. Otherwise get the regular eggbeaters. You'll get the same benefits, just not as much weight savings. I'm holding one value chili back due to the cost, but the quality is without question.
Favorite Trail: East fence trail
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$349.00
Purchased At: Wheelworld
Similar Products Used: Shimano 515
Bike Setup: Specialized Epic, Triple ti's of course, Manitou Skareb, Selle Italia SLR saddle, Roll x pro tires
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gale hess
a Cross Country Rider
from goshen, inDate Reviewed: May 18, 2003
Bottom Line: you folks spending this kind of dough should read the reviews of the other stripes of beaters- history is doomed to repeat itself so learn from those reviews and keep the spindle screw tight, use loc-tite on the crank arm, and ride hard
Favorite Trail: boys town
Duration Product Used: 6 months
Price Paid:
$1.00
Purchased At: notquite.com
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Craig
a Cross Country Rider
from Thousand Oaks, CADate Reviewed: April 10, 2003
Strengths: LIGHT! Easy in, easy out. Positive feel. Good in variety of conditions. LIGHT! Best pedal I've used.Weaknesses: They aren't cheap. There is no way I can tell my wife how much I paid for these pedals.Bottom Line: Great pedal. Positive engagement. Very,very light. Easy in and easy out. No doubt about when you're clicked in (unlike Speedplay Frogs). No unwanted release, either. Durable and easy to work on. Makes me feel like I'm part of the bike. Again, I can't stress the low weight enough. My bike now weighs 22.6 pounds. My feeling prior to purchasing these is that any pedal that costs as much as a high end crank set better be truly bad ass. I think these pedals are just that. And they look really cool.
Favorite Trail: Pt. Mugu, Chesboro
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At: CBO
Similar Products Used: Speedplay Frogs, Shimano, chromo Egg Beaters
Bike Setup: Ibis Silk Ti, SID SL fork, Fizik Aliante saddle, Easton EC90 bar, Crossmax UST wheels, Ritchey WCS stem, King H.S., Thompson Elite post, Race Face Next Isis cranks, American Classic B.B., XTR shifters/deraillers
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topic hashim
a Cross Country Rider
from marawi city, phil.Date Reviewed: March 29, 2003
Strengths: tried all clipless pedal but eggs still my fav. its easy to engage in mud (dont wonder) low maintenance, n it is d best pedal around.....Weaknesses: price????????Bottom Line: no pedal can beat d eggs simplicity, killer looks, durability n it is d cutting edge of clip in
Favorite Trail: single tack
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: original eggs n all shimano high end pedal
Bike Setup: litespeed,worldcup,ec90hbar,mg60hpost,ec70sitpost,slr,triple ti,xmax,xtr03groupo,ergocontrol bars,
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Eric
a Weekend Warrior
from Mesa, AZDate Reviewed: January 31, 2003
Strengths: Weight,simplicity,looks,durabilityWeaknesses: price?Bottom Line: These pedals rock. Light-like they don't exist. Plenty of platform for their purpose, buttery smooth entry and exit, just the best all around XC clipless pedals you can buy.......put them on and forget they're there...4 for value because of steep price...but hell, you get what you pay for
Favorite Trail: Cathedral Loop
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$379.00
Similar Products Used: All Shimano since original 737's, bontrager clipless, wellgo clipless & of course the original eggs
Bike Setup: 02 Enduro Pro, EC70post, XTR cranks & BB, Race Face Deus, Easton Monkey Lites, etc....
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