Ken,Another option worth exploring:If you have modern/off-topic/clipless shoes that you have been using, there are a couple of companies (Yellow J ersey in Madison, Wisconsin comes to mind) which make a traditional slott ed cleat that mounts onto a standard LOOK style (3-bolt) pattern. This wil l enable you to use modern cycling shoes with a platform/clips/strap pedal set-up. Matthew BowneBrooklyn, New York
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> From: maincom@optusnet.com.au
> To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
> Date: Sun, 15 Mar 2009 20:32:29 +1100
> Subject: [CR] Cycling shoes
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> All the bikes I own are older than 1980 but I when on long rides I have o
nly
> ever used cleats. These types of pedals don't look good on my vintage bik
es
> and I have now set them up with toe clips. So, what sort of shoe is nor
mally
> used? Do I just wear standard running shoes, I have checked ebay and
> everything seems to be for cleats.
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> Ken Cowan
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> Melbourne
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> Australia
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