Hi,
I have been using the speedplay frogs for almost 10 years. They work great. I think locking your feet to the pedals is a safety issue. If your feet slip off at speed injury to an ankle can and will occur, not to mention wreaking. Pedaling is more efficient and safer. The speedplays are simple to use and light weight. As far as lights goes, good lighting costs money. The lights are more of be seen for safety than seeing what is up ahead. Rely more on your own senses and less on lights etc. Ride as if you have no lights or reflectors. Every car has a potential to harm you. You must watch out for them (cars) not the cars watching out for you. May I suggest mirrors, one on each side. I have been using them for years. They are more important than most other options. Its what you DON'T see that can kill you.
Mike in New York
Lois Barrett <LoBarrett@...> wrote:
Hello!As some of you may recall, I ride an EZ3-SX rather than a USX and I have a reqest for information which I hope all of you who have any information for me will respond as soon as possible.I'm interested in changing to clipless pedals. I think it will benefit my riding experience and help my feet not to slide off which they have done on occasion. My problem is, I don't really know what is the best clipless pedal for our type of recumbent bikes. I've heard the Speedplay Frogs are good and I believe Shimano has a clipless on one side and the other side is for normal footwear. If you can give me some opinions on this I'd sure appreciate it!Also, I would like some good headlights as we often ride in the evening (sometimes after it is completely dark). Although I would like good headlights I can't afford extremely expensive models. My EZ3-SX has handlebars so I can attach lights to it. If any of you have had any experience with good headlights that show the road in the dark, your input would be appreciated on this as well.Thank you!Lois
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