LexRides

[laura]

does anyone have any toe clip pedals they are looking to sell?

[jkizzle]

ive got some really awful plastic ones that came with a bike id give for free.

[jkizzle]

ill be using these once i get my fixie built unless i score old skewl ones on ebay
http://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=6000108&subcategory=60001077&brand=&sku=13318&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=Shop%20by%20Subcat%3A%20Pedal%20Accessories

[laura]

yeah those look nice.
are you saying you have some to sell
or showing me the ones you have bought for yourself
maybe that i should buy some from nashbar?

[jdbaum3]

I believe I may also have some plastic ones laying around you could have.

[brokebike]

I really love this site for things that are harder to find at local shops. They have a great selection of oddball bike components, and they have much better prices than most online bike shops, even eBay:

http://www.velo-orange.com/petoeclandac.html

you could get a brand new complete setup of MKS track pedals, clips and straps for around $45 here. Some sites sell the pedals alone for that much.

[jkizzle]

ive got pedals and clips, they are plastic, that you could have for free. i ride clipless, and will be getting those or some other metal clips for when i get my fixie built.

[willard]

I've got a set of the clips and straps without the platform part of the pedal that you can have for free. They are oldschool (by oldschool I mean slightly rusty) but could be cleaned up pretty easily.

Pedal Power should still have a set of brand new chrome ones with the leather strips on the front for really cheap, too.

[beardcrumbs]

I had a set of the nashbar clips for a while but I had problems with the end of the clip getting caught on my shoelaces. I would splurge for a nicer pair such as the mks clips, also I would second Brokebike's suggestion.

[laura]

thanks for the advice guys. will check 'em out