Its not the time I worry about, its the crashing I do worry about. I thought they would be a good idea because I tend to panic when I try getting out. I read somewhere t6hey arte not compatible with 959's, so I guess they won't work with these either. Thanks for the reply. I guess I will stick with the stock ones with loose tension. I guess learning with the sh55 would make you learn sloppy instead of the right form. I just worry about going OTB clipped in.fred³ said:Why would you want to? The object of using clipin pedals is so that you'll only come out when you turn your foot a particular way. That way when you're going over really bumpy trails or hopping your foot won't inadvertantly come unclipped and send you sprawling. Now if you use multirelease cleats this can happen. So if you don't want to spend the time learning to use them properly just stick with some other retention system or platforms.
I don't know too much about the multi-release cleat other then they designed to come out if pull up on them. To me that defeats the purpose of clipless pedals. Personally, I wouldn't use them.Geist262 said:Its not the time I worry about, its the crashing I do worry about. I thought they would be a good idea because I tend to panic when I try getting out. I read somewhere t6hey arte not compatible with 959's, so I guess they won't work with these either. Thanks for the reply. I guess I will stick with the stock ones with loose tension. I guess learning with the sh55 would make you learn sloppy instead of the right form. I just worry about going OTB clipped in.