They work for my old, light Carnac touring shoes with flexible plastic
soles, and no cleats, just ridges that work with my favorite Lyotard Marcel
Berthet plaform pedals, and make an easy do it yourself project.
There is this kit:
http://store.velo-orange.com/index.php/accessories/toe-clips-straps
I like that idea – it used to be available on some French bikes, perhaps
also to keep the edges of the clips from digging into the shoes when you
use touring shoes without a cleat that keeps the shoe located precisely
where you want it (away from the front of the toeclip). We'll see whether
we
Jan,
Have you thought about or is it in the works to have those leather fittings
or strips that fit around the metal on the toe clip? Not the straps but the
stitch leather in the toe clip to that protects the shoe from metal of the
toe clip.
On Thu, Jan 15, 2015 at 9:25 AM, Jan Heine wrote:
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Shoes vary a lot - do you use thin cycling shoes (in which case you'll need
a small). If you use street shoes, a Medium or Large would be a better
choice. It also depends on where you like to have your foot in relation to
the pedal spindle. Although it seems the latter doesn't matter all that
m
Hey, you don't have a size recommendation for the toeclips that go with the
MKS Rx-1 on your website. Like men's <8 shoe size, order small, etc. I wear
a women's 8.5. What size toe clip should I get?
On Wednesday, January 14, 2015 at 8:40:55 AM UTC-8, Jan Heine wrote:
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> During our recent visit
