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crosey
a Weekend Warrior
from Hobart, IN, USADate Reviewed: August 3, 2011
Strengths: Easy in and outWeaknesses: Gets clogged in muddy ridesBottom Line: Great value purchase. No issues so far. Been riding about 2-3 a week for 3 months. Only downside is during a muddy ride you'll have to clean them at some point.
Favorite Trail: Outback Trail, Portage, IN
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$35.00
Purchased At: nashbar.com
Bike Setup: Motobecane 700HT
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Helmetless
a Weekend Warrior
from Santiago, ChileDate Reviewed: January 8, 2011
Strengths: Great value, IMO same weight and performance as compared to the XT pedal, which is much more expensiveWeaknesses: a little heavy...
It would be just perfect if could have a wider surface for feet
Mud is definitely an enemy
Bottom Line: Great value for the money, 2 years and no issues. If you have so much mud that you can't clip, just hit your shoes against the pedal and the mud will get off
Favorite Trail: El Condor (must-experience)
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$70.00
Purchased At: Evobikes, Chile
Similar Products Used: m505s, Egg Beater SLs
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Pitdog
a Weekend Warrior
from Columbus, OH USADate Reviewed: July 30, 2009
Strengths: function, quality, utilitarianWeaknesses: utilitarianBottom Line: I'm really happy with this product. Quality is good, they seem to be pretty light and work like a charm. They are so much easier to get into as compared to my road Speedplay pedals. Clipless is so much more fun than the PowerGrips pedals I was using before -- I have so much more control and connection to my bike.
Favorite Trail: Alum Creek, Columbus
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$82.00
Purchased At: LBS
Similar Products Used: road Speedplay pedals, PowerGrips
Bike Setup: late 90's Raleigh -- a great beater bike.
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johnnymekon
a Cross Country Rider
from Toronto ON CanadaDate Reviewed: March 24, 2009
Strengths: Great value, very well built, maintenance free, solid engagement and dis-engagement, works well in mud and snow. A great improvement over the 7 and 8 series pedals from Shimano!Weaknesses: No major weakness. If I had to nit-pick I'd say it's not the lightest pedal and might not shed mud as well as some designs.Bottom Line: These pedals are almost identical to the top of the line M959/M970 pedal with the exception of some minimal weight savings and they cost a fraction of the price of the 9 series pedals. The release and engagement mechanism looks identical and I can't tell the difference in performance with the pair of M959 I have on my other bike. The best thing about all Shimano pedals is they are bullet proof. I've smacked these pedals on rocks so hard I was sure they'd be cooked. But every time I'd check them out, they were fine. Not sure how a composite body pedal or those cage pedals would fair after a similar impact. Also their bearings run smooth for ever. Ideal for any type of mountain biking/biking with the exception of the obvious DH & FR.
Favorite Trail: 3Stage
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Similar Products Used: PD-M858, PD-M959
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