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Time World Champion (green ones)

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    Submitted by Rich a Cross Country Rider from Tonbridge, Kent UK
    Date Reviewed: April 24, 2002
    Favorite Trail:Dorset Coast Path
    Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
    Price Paid: $140.00
    Purchased At:Action Bikes, London UK
    Strengths:Comfortable, stiff, and they look great!
    Weaknesses:None experienced
    Similar Products Used:Shimano, Adidas
    Bike Setup:Kona Hei Hei, Pace Carbon forks, XTR, Spin wheels.
    Bottom Line:Great shoes, very pleased with their performance in dry and muddy conditions. The Velcro straps kept everything nice and tight.

    They've unfortunately just died, so time to get some more!

    Cheers
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Morten Simonsen a Cross Country Rider from Norway,Oslo
    Date Reviewed: October 4, 2000
    Favorite Trail:Ostmarka
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $100.00
    Strengths:The shoe is really stiff and it`s very comfterble to wear.I think the shoe is perfect for me and it looks great to.
    Weaknesses:No one
    Similar Products Used:Shimano M220, Northwave team
    Bike Setup:Trek 8000
    Bottom Line:It´s a really great shoe
    Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

    Submitted by Mike a Cross Country Rider from Arlinton VA
    Date Reviewed: May 22, 2000
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Strengths:Light, good fit, soft pleather uppers
    Weaknesses:Flexible, soft pleather uppers, poor traction without spikes screwed in.
    Similar Products Used:Nike, Specialized
    Bike Setup:Airborne xt/lx
    Bottom Line:WARNING!
    This is for the new yellow/red ones you can get from Colorado Cyclist with the Time Pedals for $200.

    I wore them 6 times - 2 off road, 4 on road. The pleather on the sides has holes in it & the paint/polish is coming off. In general, after 1 month they look like other shoes I have owned for 2 years.

    If you do any hike-a-bike in rocky terrain, this shoe is NOT for you. Even with the velcro tight enough to cut of circulation the shoe still slipped around my foot. The sides are just too soft and do not provide any support. I do not think they will last that long even if you do not ever do the hike-a-bike.

    If you are over 200lbs and ride hard, after a few rides the shoe will flex a lot.

    Unfortunately because I have worn them, Col Cyc would not let me return them, understandable I guess. No store credit, no discount, just me and my new shoes that look like they are 2 years old.

    This may be an OK shoe for lighter riders who do not ever hike-a-bike.

    For the rest of you, you have been warned, do not shell out hard-earned cash for these.

    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:2






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