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  • Alternatives to Crank Brother Pedals
  • pguy78
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    After snapping the spring on my candys I am in the market for some new pedals. Even though i like the float on crank brother pedals i am open to other types. What is everyone else using/recommend? I like the look of the shimano trail but have no experience of them.

    druidh
    Free Member

    How old are the Candys?

    legend
    Free Member

    If you like lots of float then Time is your friend. If you’d like less, then it’s Shimano

    pguy78
    Free Member

    3 years ish

    thisisnotaspoon
    Free Member

    My Candys (original ones, ‘S’ model IIRC) just broke (bearing failiure) after 3 years SS use.

    Ordered some of the newer needle bearing ones for £70 as IMO there’s nothing better (although plenty cheeper).

    jonnyrockymountain
    Full Member

    Agree with legend time pedals, I run time xroc s fantastic pedals, I have previously had crank bros and Shimano but time are the way forward

    Nobeerinthefridge
    Free Member

    Time.

    skinnysteel
    Free Member

    Time, again. 15 year old carbons still on the bike. A few quid every 3 or 4 years for new bearings – sorted.

    br
    Free Member

    tbh I just buy the cheapest Candy’s (almost the lightest too), and when they die – buy another pair. Get new cleats too.

    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    Cb were doing a replacement upgrade deal recently. Drope them a mail.

    mtbmatt
    Free Member

    Look Quartz are similar in feel to CB. It might be worth waiting until the new Look S-Track are available though.

    MaryHinge
    Free Member

    Time ATAC.

    Last for years, good at shedding mud, plenty of float.

    Del
    Full Member

    time +1000k

    baldman
    Free Member

    +1 Time

    For me the basic ones perform as well as higher end models. I have three versions on different bikes – all seem to work the same, more expensive ones are just a bit lighter – would just replace with the basic ones now if any ever break – oldest (and cheapest) pair from late 90’s still in daily use on commuter.

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