pedal advice

nap solo
nap solo Posts: 16
edited May 2009 in MTB buying advice
To keep fit I daily ride on an old railway track close to home and love using my clipless pedals but when i go off road I have to change my pedals to flats.

Could anyone give me some advise on clipless pedals that are clipless on one side and flat on the other. Do they exist ?

I 'm sure I remember reading an article where shimano had manufactured some.

Thanks

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  • rackgaki
    rackgaki Posts: 309
    they're really bad, i would recomend a big caged spd pedal look at shimano because you can ride them like flats
    Dont you just love Marin's...i sleep with mine
  • Mr Wu
    Mr Wu Posts: 1,238
    nap solo wrote:
    To keep fit I daily ride on an old railway track close to home and love using my clipless pedals but when i go off road I have to change my pedals to flats.

    Could anyone give me some advise on clipless pedals that are clipless on one side and flat on the other. Do they exist ?

    I 'm sure I remember reading an article where shimano had manufactured some.

    Thanks

    I have some of the very pedals your after for sale. PM me if interested, there almost brand new. I can get some photos over to you too.
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  • Airienteer
    Airienteer Posts: 695
    I tried, pedals like this. They're lethal, my foot always landed up on the wrong side and slipped off at the worst points possible!
  • M6TTF
    M6TTF Posts: 602
    Why do you have to change them? Is it just a confidence thing?

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