Alan Braggins wrote:
> But do remember that every time you ****ge them, you do have to do them
up
> tight enough that you can unclip without wrenching them out of position
> when you try them on the pedals.
> This is probably so obvious to Pete that it went without saying, and
> maybe is to you as well, but I mention it just in case, because it's
> quite embarrassing when you forget. I mean, um, so I hear....
Good point!
Less embarrassing on a trike, mind you, you just unlace your shoes and
step out of them and then try and lever them off the pedal by hand,
rather than keel over sideways and land in the road, inevitably in front
of spectators. Still, it'd be better to just do them up properly, mind...
And a tip for screwing them up in any case is to smear a little grease
onto the bolt threads before you start. This makes it easier to do them
up tight, so they don't ****ft when twisting your foot, but also makes it
easier to undo them /deliberately/ when it's time to change (or move)
the cleat.
Pete.
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