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  • SPD and flatty pedal ….
  • mrmoofo
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    I am useless will flatties – when I ride my heels go everywhere … but on more ought stuff I see the need …
    Does anyone do a good flat one side / spd the other side pedal.

    The shim trekking ones leave me cold …..

    scotroutes
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    Does anyone do a good flat one side / spd the other side pedal.

    No. But have a look at Mallets

    mrmoofo
    Full Member

    Funn Mambas seem to be the only option …. but limited supply
    Aren’t Mallets clip in?

    warpcow
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    Funns look like the best option, but it’s still the worst of both worlds. Something like the Mallets for emergencies and a little HTFU, as cliched as that is, is probably best.

    mrmoofo
    Full Member

    Looking at the mallets ( presumably the 3s as they have pins)
    But back to shimano for now …

    burko73
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    crank bros do a one sided spd. just got some on my escapade. they’re good and not as heavy as mallets.

    burko73
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    alpkit have a one sided spd as well but i havent tried that as all my other pedals are crank bros.

    tiim
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    Shimano ‘touring’ pedals have worked well for me, SPD one side, flat the other.

    e.g. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-m324-combination-pedals/

    yourguitarhero
    Free Member

    I have one set of:

    and one set of:

    I was planning on selling. Interested?

    muggomagic
    Full Member

    I’d say choose one and stick with it. The problem with those flat one side spd the other pedals, is that often the side you want is facing down and therefore you either stick with the wrong side or you’re faffing trying to rotate the pedal. With most of these, the flat side isn’t like a proper flat pedal and your shoes won’t be the grippy flat soled versions either.

    benp1
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    I have two different types of Shimano SPD/Flat pedal, on different bikes

    The SPD side is like normal. The flat side is fine for normal use, but it’s nowhere near grippy enough for MTB use, no pins so no real grip. It’s fine for local pottering and oddjobs

    Vinte
    Free Member

    I think these would be good if used with the correct shoes.

    http://www.ht-components.com/ht_portal/product/list

    Vinte
    Free Member
    mikewsmith
    Free Member

    Mallet dh and some decent shoes, enough for a bail but a great platform pedal. But just learn to clip in and out then commit. For reference Claudio did his rampage preview clipped…

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