These pedals are great.  While not having tried the particular set that Riv 
is selling the VP pedals are made by HT OEM, and are all pretty decent.  If 
you find a bad review it is usually from a downhill or dirt jump guy who 
landed on them sideways.  I have a downhill racer buddy who has been 
spinning AE03 pedals on the Trek 650b conversion I did for him about a year 
ago:
http://oceanaircycles.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/5.5-sulphur-8724.jpg
he rides in sandals (sanuk shoe sandals) and can and will smoke most 
roadies at will with the bike.  While rider skill and power play a role, 
the foot connection to the bike is no real handicap.  These pedals take the 
Riv riding free ethic to a new level.  The market is changing, and an 
expanding pool of riders are open to alternative ideas.  These high quality 
flat pedals are thin and light, provide the support that is traditionally 
expected of the shoe, yet let you have the freedom to wear what you want.  
Imagine a world where a tri racer running in minimalist shoes will chose 
these for the bike leg to cut transition times to zero, and can use the 
same pedals on tuesday to roll over to the park with the kids.  

And on a side note about price, Riv is beyond competitive, not sure how 
they do it, but at this point do not bother trying to out shop this deal if 
you were thinking about getting a pair

As the t-shirt says, vindication will come

Rob
-
oceanaircycles.com
Ventura, Ca

On Tuesday, August 28, 2012 7:06:11 AM UTC-7, grant wrote:
>
> Thomas...the whole point of their thin-ness is------oh man, how do I put 
> this?-----they're a grand opportunity to break out those elevator shoes. 
> ESP= elevator shoe pedals. Quicker to type than Thin Gripsters, anyway.
>
> On Monday, August 27, 2012 8:06:27 PM UTC-7, Thomas Lynn Skean wrote:
>>
>> These..... might even inspire you to lower your saddle a smidge.
>>
>> Yours,
>> Thomas Lynn Skean
>> who today noticed the difference between riding in Keen sandals versus 
>> Keen Coronados
>>
>

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