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Shimano M324


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Shimano

M324

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Description: (from shimano.com)
Combines the efficiency of the SPD system and the convenience of a platform pedal.
Adjustable cleat tension for each rider preference.
A sealed mechanism and serviceable cup & cone bearings.
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| fatherofthree  | Sylvania, OH | November 24, 2007
ProsI like the option of going clipping in or not. The cleat tension was perfect for me out of the box.
ConsHeavy. Hurts like heck when the ridges on the 'flat' side come around and catch your leg.
VerdictI love to hit the trails but I also never turn down the kids when they want to go for a ride. At this point I only have 1 bike so having the option to swing a leg over and go for a ride around the neighborhood is great.
Recommended for: Value seekers
| flip4life7  | memphis, TN | November 21, 2007
ProsI like these pedals because sometimes I just want to jump on my bike with regular shoes. They're good if you have some place to go other than on the trail and don't want to walk around with bike shoes on. They grip your feet really well and have a nice look to them.
ConsThey are heavy and you can only clip in on one side.
VerdictI recommend these pedals for people that ride both on the trail and if you just have to make a quick trip somewhere and want to jump on your bike really fast. If you use your bike to only ride trails then these may not be the pedals for you. A lot of college students have regular pedals on their bikes for commuting to school without special shoes. So having these pedals might be good for having the option of trail riding.
Recommended for: Anyone
| karendenyse  | Oakland, CA | July 18, 2007
ConsNot being able to click in on both sides.
VerdictGreat training wheels!!
Recommended for: Recreational riders
| ajl  | Eugene, OR | July 16, 2007
Consnone
VerdictGreat for the first time clip in rider. I think as my skill level goes up then I will want a regular clip style that goes in on both sides.
Recommended for: Anyone
| Hyper  | Atlanta, GA | May 15, 2007
ProsShiny, very grippy.
ConsVery heavy.
VerdictI have this on my road bike whereas I'm and avid mtb rider. I can jump on my bike and go to a friend's house, or I can jump on it with mtb shoes and go for a ride.
Recommended for: First-time buyers
| Lancefan  | Littleton, CO | April 10, 2007
ProsThis is a good pedal to start with because you can decide if you want to clip in or not
ConsHeavy, you can only clip in on one side
VerdictIf this will be your first clipless pedals, get them if not, don't.
Recommended for: First-time buyers







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