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11-07.-2004, 01:15 PM
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Speedplay Zero entry speed
I currently ride Dura Ace SPD-SL (actually the Ultega
version) pedals. During crit starts I regularly have trouble getting my foot in quickly and it has resulted in a number of slow starts. I'm interested in the Speedplay Zero because it is double sided, which I assume will offer much faster entry. Can any Zero owners comment? Thanks! |
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11-07.-2004, 01:15 PM
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Re: Speedplay Zero entry speed
In article <6278f1ba.0407101958.39dc9160@posting.google.com>,
dwelzel@yahoo.com (Doug Welzel) wrote: > Can any Zero owners comment? it's instantaneous....just like riding mtn bike spd's. They also are less likely to hit when cornering...and lighter. |
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11-07.-2004, 01:48 PM
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Re: Speedplay Zero entry speed
Doug Welzel wrote:
> I currently ride Dura Ace SPD-SL (actually the Ultega > version) pedals. During crit starts I regularly have > trouble getting my foot in quickly and it has resulted in > a number of slow starts. I'm interested in the Speedplay > Zero because it is double sided, which I assume will offer > much faster entry. Can any Zero owners comment? > > Thanks! Happy with mine, great confidence in cornering, adjustable float is nice, really easy on my knees, quick entry and release. |
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11-07.-2004, 01:48 PM
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Re: Speedplay Zero entry speed
In article <no-3F6646.00082011072004@bignews.bellsouth.net>, Fake name
goes here <no@email.com> wrote: > In article > <6278f1ba.0407101958.39dc9160@posting.google.com>, > dwelzel@yahoo.com (Doug Welzel) wrote: > > > Can any Zero owners comment? > > it's instantaneous....just like riding mtn bike spd's. > They also are less likely to hit when cornering...and > lighter. Yes, just stomp down on them and you're in. You can get the ZERO "track" version from Business Cycles and elsewhere for a bit tighter release, but I think the track release is still pretty easy once you rotate your foot in the normal way to exit. -WG |
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13-07.-2004, 05:56 AM
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Re: Speedplay Zero entry speed
Thanks for the info everyone. I might just have to go pick
up a pair. Sigh, what's another $150+. Richard Adams <ackthpt@concentric.net> wrote in message news:<ccqg51$4os@dispatch.concentric.net>... > Doug Welzel wrote: > > > I currently ride Dura Ace SPD-SL (actually the Ultega > > version) pedals. During crit starts I regularly have > > trouble getting my foot in quickly and it has resulted > > in a number of slow starts. I'm interested in the > > Speedplay Zero because it is double sided, which I > > assume will offer much faster entry. Can any Zero owners > > comment? > > > > Thanks! > > > Happy with mine, great confidence in cornering, adjustable > float is nice, really easy on my knees, quick entry and > release. |
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