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Got some SPD pedals laying around?  Not sure what to do with them since they suck?  Watch and learn.
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Hmmm. Ideally, you would find a way to mount the pedals somewhere else on the bike so you could have decent pedals and be able to “drink and ride.”
This actually works better with the mountain SPD pedals, but all I had laying around were some old Shimano roadies from my first “real” road bike.
Now I’m thirsty… That is the best damn use of a shotty ass 515 pedal I’ve ever seen! I think I’ll mount one above the trash can here at the shop. Racer 5 anybody?
Whatever it takes to open a Yuengling’s is fine with me.
Maybe you should come up with something to do with broken crank brothers pedals.
spd’s don’t suck.
Well, since the only broken Crank Bros eggbeater pedal I have is somewhere in the woods, I don’t have any laying around (I’m sure I could find something to do with the spindle, though)…they’re still my favorite though, but the new Speedplay mountain pedal looks interesting.
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