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Old 06-30-13, 05:20 PM
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DoninIN
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Originally Posted by adrien
Sadly, that has happened.

One tip -- pick a foot. Always unclip the same foot and lean the bike the same way. That will help. Others will tell you learning to do both (or either) is safer, but I'd recommend starting with one. For me, I change out the right cleat 3 times for every left cleat I wear out...
What? No, you unclip the LEFT foot, and flip the pedal so as to not accidently clip it back in just before you come to a stop. Let me tell you my (in)ability to do track stands has really shown up in the time since I switched to clipless pedals, which I absolutely love, in fact I even love them if I'm not wearing my shoes and I'm using the platform side instead, because it's easier than standing on the straps or using clipped pedals upside down. I also thought the adjustment was pretty easy, and although there have been numerous violent and awkward looking kick outs, I haven't fallen yet. But I did have years to get used to clipped pedals, so maybe that's practice.
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