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Written by Jerry Somdahl (CA)
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Tuesday, 19 May 2009 |
 Title: The best.
Reviewer: Jerry Somdahl (CA)
Product Code: BR8866
I've used a lot of different canti's: shimano, frogleggs, tektros, etc. These are far and away the very best. No squeal, easy to adjust and fierce braking. You get what you pay for. ...
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Written by solavelocidad (ME)
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Tuesday, 19 May 2009 |
 Title: Light, Strong & Stable
Reviewer: solavelocidad (ME)
Product Code: PD2510
Great urban pedal with a narrow, low profile which helps reduce pedal strikes on the low lean-in turns. Though the pedal base is only about 1/2 the width of a standard platform, they are very stable and I have not even come close to foot slippage. Not sure I would like them as much on a MTB riding the rough stuff though. Feathery light (for a platform!) which is also a nice benefit.
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Written by Justa Cyclist (MD)
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Friday, 15 May 2009 |
 Title: Beautiful, but dangerous.
Reviewer: Justa Cyclist (MD)
Product Code: ST9401
Beautiful seatpost. But that is all. The micro-adjusting single fixing bolt is very convenient. However, 0.5 mm knurls on the cradle that interlace with those on the top of the post are made of metal that is too soft. If you're out riding, hit a bump, and hear a crack from your seatpost, both your ride and the seatpost are finished. ...
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