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MoralsDate Reviewed: February 4, 2013
Strengths: They simply perform....over and over and over.Weaknesses: None in my mind.Bottom Line: I found these pretty cheaply on Fleabay for around $69....at least I used to....I haven't had to get new pedals in so long they might have gotten more expensive.
In the Austin, TX area you don't ride trails without lots of rocks banging your frame, pedals, and shins at some point.
I hit rocks with my pedals about every single time I ride. The XTs have put up with TONS of abuse from me, and I'm not a light rider either. Yet, they keep performing without a complaint. Every once in a while I lube the mechanism and I remove them from my cranks, clean the spindles, and regrease lightly. I won't ride any other pedal, period.
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JoeDate Reviewed: August 30, 2012
Strengths: Easy to clip in and out of
Adjustable tension
Durable
Weaknesses: Little pricey
Questionable bearing quality
Bottom Line: I picked these up for my cross bike and have put about 7 months of use commuting, hitting local trails, and various charity events. I can say clipping in and out is fairly easy, I would not hesitate to put these on a MTB riding more technical trails. Ive never had one pop off on me but it does take some foot-eye coordination to clip in at first, now its muscle memory. The only complaint I have which I have also found from other reviews of Shimano XT/XTRs is my left pedal has developed an annoying clicking sound, for some its the right. Its annoying because it vibrates my foot and the entire crank/frame. It also comes and goes so it is hard to tell if I fixed it or not. The bearing does not seem to have play, so Im guessing the seal is bad and let crap in. Now Im debating whether I should purchase another set or cheaper set knowing they all could have this problem.
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325racer
a Weekend Warrior
from Oceanside, CADate Reviewed: October 30, 2011
Strengths: Quality, weight, consistancyWeaknesses: None so farBottom Line: I've been struggling off and on with the PD-M515 pedals since my bike was new. After reading reviews on here I decided to ditch them and get some newer pedals. After much deliberation I decided to splurge and go with the XT PD-M780.
After only 2 rides, I am SOOOOO happy with my decision. These things are great. Very deliberate solid clicks as they lock in. No more struggling to engage like before. They stay locked in until you want out. I didn't have any trouble getting out when I wanted.
Running these on the factory settings they feel great. I just wish I had swapped out the 515s a couple years ago, I would have been riding more.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$100.00
Purchased At: Performance Bike
Similar Products Used: Shimano PD-M515, Nashbar Clipless from mid 90s
Bike Setup: Specialized Epic Comp
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