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clipless pedals

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I did some technical riding when Igot my first mtb and after spinning the pedals around and nailing my shins about 10x I went out and bought clipless (I don't know why they call them that) pedals and shoes.

I promptly fell over like a complete ass the first time I used them, and once again after a long road ride when I forgot I had them, after that I got used to them.

Anyway, you don't need them, but, maybe wear shinguards?
 
<=== Stumperjumper! (circa 1993 model)

And i was looking at these myself, but if you want more of a platform, could look at these guys

My biggest problem is shoes, there isn't much for local dealers, and well, Euro sized shoes and ordering without trying on first is abit bad.

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We need a specialized fanclub
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Ditto :thumbsup:
 
Well I just got back from Mt. Killington, in Vermont. I can say you guys were right. With this 4200 foot mountain with a gondola to bring you up to the top, all the riders wore platform pedals. I am glad I have platforms. 🙂
 
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