Hear Hear Patrick!
I like sandals on moderate or fairly "flat" rides with my dual surface
Shimano pedals. However I would not attempt my longer , faster paced rides
with monster climbs- out of saddle -without my SPD shoes and quality
insoles. I have injured my feet in the past by attempting it.
My LL. Bean Explorer sandals also work great for warm weather riding.
On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 3:16:20 AM UTC-7, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
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> on my new Grip Kings with no impact at all on my normal commuting time
> or comfort.
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> Nice.
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Probably shouldn't look for dates out here in Honolulu in that case. :-)
Aloha,
Bob
On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 1:51 PM, erik jensen wrote:
> i make all my riding decisions based on impressing potential mates at
> coffeeshops: which is why i'd never wear flip-flops riding ;)
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you're right, i think. just teasing.
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you're right, i think. just teasing.
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i make all my riding decisions based on impressing potential mates at
coffeeshops: whi
i make all my riding decisions based on impressing potential mates at
coffeeshops: which is why i'd never wear flip-flops riding ;)
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I just add pedal spikes to my Grip Kings last week, and find that they work
well in keeping my feet on the pedals when encountering bumps in the road
or when it rains; and the pedals are just a comfortable as when they were
when I didn't have the spikes installed. And that's wearing either sanda
I've been riding in flip-flops all summer here, due to the extreme heat.
Love them for commuting.
On Tuesday, July 31, 2012 5:16:20 AM UTC-5, Jay in Tel Aviv wrote:
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> on my new Grip Kings with no impact at all on my normal commuting time
> or comfort.
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God, how I hate snobbery on either side of the divide. If you want to
ride in flip flops or Bikenstocks, by all means do so. I like riding,
sometimes, in floppy Hawaiian shirts. But don't call those who use
retention systems "fools" -- that just shows resentment and meanness.
There is a purpose for
Birkenstock "Arizona" sandals are my go-to footwear 90% of the time in
summer. Light, leathered-n-corkified, grippy and I suppose fashionable
(also use GK's exclusively).
I pity the lycra warrior crazyfools trucking around the coffee shop in
clickity clackety SPD elf shoes!
On Jul 31, 6:16 am, Ja
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