Light shoes
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- MarkGiardini
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SWorks for me too.
Light, stiff and suit my wide-ish feet perfectly.
Light, stiff and suit my wide-ish feet perfectly.
KWalker wrote:chill out perv dogs, homegirl is still only 17.
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- MarkGiardini
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I managed to score some fluro orange ones pretty cheap at my local. Love them.
KWalker wrote:chill out perv dogs, homegirl is still only 17.
Rick wrote:I noticed that the 2012 S-Works are on sale now. I love mine so much that I am not interested in even trying anything else, so I picked up a back-up pair.
Where?
They are on sale in very limited sizing at the Specialized Web Store. They will ship.
Art's Cyclery has them on sale, but it is local pick-up only. (I called to verify)
So I went to my LBS Specialized retailer and they were on sale there too. Must be a factory authorized clearance sale of the 2012 model.
Art's Cyclery has them on sale, but it is local pick-up only. (I called to verify)
So I went to my LBS Specialized retailer and they were on sale there too. Must be a factory authorized clearance sale of the 2012 model.
Am surprised no one mentioned the Prolight as yet, here's one from my pair size 44.5 with Look cleats on. Light shoes are a joy to use! These are great but I have to upsize it by a half size to fit my wider feet, compared to my previous pair of Sidis.
got my prolight coming in today. but just realized that this doesn't have the mount for SPD. anyone know where i can get something like this? http://goo.gl/rVxIT
i know crankbro has one available, but the plastic cover around it cracks so easily. so need something like this.
shimano makes one as well, but it's way too bulky and fugly. want something nice and clean but made with metal. anyone with a machine shop want to make me a pair?
i know crankbro has one available, but the plastic cover around it cracks so easily. so need something like this.
shimano makes one as well, but it's way too bulky and fugly. want something nice and clean but made with metal. anyone with a machine shop want to make me a pair?
- coloclimber
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Bont A-2s 42.5 came in at 241 grams per shoe no insole
Custom D2's (5 years old) came in at 236 grams per shoe no insole
Custom D2's (5 years old) came in at 236 grams per shoe no insole
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Does anyone wears Northwave Extreme with velcro straps? Would like to hear some oppinions about them.
Hello Guys,
I want to gift a shoe to my younger sister. She loves light weighted and comfortable shoes. Can anyone suggest me from where to buy this? Kindly help me with this.
Thanks
I want to gift a shoe to my younger sister. She loves light weighted and comfortable shoes. Can anyone suggest me from where to buy this? Kindly help me with this.
Thanks
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Comfort first. I would say stiffness second for power transfer.
But it is something you lift up and down 90 times a minute so weight is important.
But it is something you lift up and down 90 times a minute so weight is important.