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  1. austinmiles on

    I’m not 100% on this but they may have had toe clips on them at one point.

  2. In the Olden Days we had little metal cages on the pedal (“toe clips”) to keep your feet on them, and they’d fall to the lower half because gravity. So you’d do a little flip with your toe on the pedal to rotate them and pop your foot in. This was assisted by a bit of shape on the pedal for happy shoe/pedal contact during the flipper move.

    You don’t see a lot of toeclips these days because SPDs are pretty good.

  3. they’re for old style toe clips. the weight of the clips+straps makes them hang down, so you use the hooks in the pedals to flip the pedals right way up to get your feet in the clips.

  4. replace and move on, lbs or watch youtube, one is reverse threaded as neither must come loose under use ;-p

  5. meat_assembly on

    I always find crap pedals to put on bikes when I sell them. My clip ins are adjusted to me and not really valuable to next buyer anyways

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