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Anton posted 1 year ago.
Patience Padawan...clipping in..learn you shall.
"What would life be if we had no courage to attempt anything?" - Vincent Van Gogh
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PJT posted 1 year ago.
Such a good idea to learn the art of clipping in and out on a stationary bike. Once you're out on the road, you only have to master the skill of knowing when to clip out (answer: a few seconds before you fall).
My first clipless pedals were on a MTB. I took a couple pretty good low-speed spills during the learning phase.
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thebeatcatcher posted 1 year ago.
PJT;62126 wrote:
Such a good idea to learn the art of clipping in and out on a stationary bike. Once you're out on the road, you only have to master the skill of knowing when to clip out (answer: a few seconds before you fall).My first clipless pedals were on a MTB. I took a couple pretty good low-speed spills during the learning phase.
you're telling me! i know i would've fallen a handful of times right out of the gate!
i'm just thankful the bikes there have clipless pedals.
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Jstyle posted 1 year ago.
I just got a new set of pedals (shimano look style) to replace my old "time" pedals. Now my time's were easy to get out of but my looks make me nervous. I haven't had a chance to hit the road yet only massive hours on the trainer so we will see if J hits the ground his first time out in the real world.
used mine for the first time yesterday in a cycle class at the gym!
i noticed a big difference right away, it was pretty cool. those stiff soles really change things. took a little bit to get em clamped in though, such a noob...