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74 Main Street Middlebury
Vermont (802) 388-6666
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Why Do We Like Speedplay Road Pedals?
Ever since Speedplay's first ad in Velonews, in February 1991,
the roadies on our staff have been using Speedplay.
We sell more Speedplays than all other pedal brands combined.
Here's
why:
 | Easy entry: There is no top and no bottom. After your initial learning curve (which you will have regardless of what brand you choose), getting in is a snap, literally and
figuratively |
| Easy exit: It takes much less torque to kick loose on Speedplay. |
| No accidental exits: Speedplay's cleat-based locking mechanism resists release when pulling up or pushing down on the pedal. The amount of lateral movement required to exit makes it highly unlikely that you will click out accidentally, even when climbing out-of-the-saddle. |
| Knee friendly: Customers with knee
problems often find these are alleviated by Speedplay's floating systems,
the X (up to 37 degrees of float), and the Zero (up to 15 degrees of float,
with the option of 0 float). |
| Light weight:
 | X/5 Chrome-Moly, 220gm/pr |
| X/2 Stainless, 198gm/pr |
| X/1 Titanium, 150gm/pr (rider weight limit 185lbs) |
| X cleats, 85gm/pr |
| Zero Chrome-Moly, 210g |
| Zero Stainless, 206g |
| Zero Titanium, 164g (rider weight limit 185lbs) |
| Zero cleats, 105g |
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| Great price:
| X/5 Chrome-Moly, $115 |
| X/2 Stainless, $175 |
| X/1 Titanium, $305 |
| X cleats, $40 |
| Zero Chrome-Moly, $125 |
| Zero Stainless, $185 |
| Zero Titanium, $315 |
| Zero cleats, $40 |
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| Cornering clearance:
| 35 degrees Chrome-Moly |
| 37 degrees stainless |
| 39 degrees titanium  |
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| Easy walking: Speedplay's $10 cleat
covers turn your slippery bike shoe into a walking shoe, AND they protect
your cleats.
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