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Submitted by
olineman
a RacerDate Reviewed: August 1, 2012
Strengths: Durability, Versatility, Ease of useWeaknesses: Weight, Ease of cleaningBottom Line: I have used these pedals for 4 years now on my Trek 26er. Initially I bought them because I have a tendency to hit rocks, stumps, etc. with my pedals and wanted more protection for the pedal. I ride a bit aggressively and have a tendency to break things on my bike.
Although I do not ride this bike often without my shoes on I have enjoyed the larger surface when I just need to pedal it around a short distance or have it out and my daughter wants to take a spin around the block.
They have performed very well for the last 4 years of adventure racing and I have no complaints other than they are heavy and hard to clean. I have recently ordered a new 29'er and will probably put a pair of Shimano XT PD-M780s on it just because they are lighter and I have more confidence in my ability now.
Duration Product Used: 4 years
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$65.00
Purchased At: Ebay
Similar Products Used: Shimano XT PD-M780
Bike Setup: Trek 6700 / Motobecane FLY Team 29 Ti
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James
a Weekend WarriorDate Reviewed: May 4, 2012
Strengths: Easy to adjust, decent without riding shoes.Weaknesses: Broke after 8 months and 300 miles of technical trails.Bottom Line: These pedals worked well in the woods. I like having the platform for riding around the neighborhood with the kids. It also makes starting on technical sections easier. I broke the outside cage mount off after 8 months of hard riding. I beat them up on rocks and tree stumps a lot so I am not sure what to expect from them. I liked them but will try something different next time.
Bike Setup: Trek EX-5
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