Maillard CXC pedals
08-07-20, 12:38 PM
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Maillard CXC pedals
Does anyone know anything about these? I have a chance to buy a pair and I thought they might be cool to put on a bike.
08-07-20, 01:12 PM
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I have those on an '84 Grand Jubilee I just listed for sale locally. I like them, easy to flip into when using the clips.
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They're OK. Had a set on my PX10. If you want clips, make sure they're there and fit your shoes. The style is not standard.
The pedals should be relatively inexpensive, too.
The pedals should be relatively inexpensive, too.
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08-07-20, 01:20 PM
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08-07-20, 03:21 PM
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I'd jump all over it, especially if the straps are still good and clips aren't too rusty.
These came stock on a lot of the mid-top level Peugeot bikes of the mid-80s. My PGN10, the PSV and at least one or two others had them. I still have two pairs downstairs, these and Campy's similar product are the only pedals I particularly enjoy using with straps and clips.
These came stock on a lot of the mid-top level Peugeot bikes of the mid-80s. My PGN10, the PSV and at least one or two others had them. I still have two pairs downstairs, these and Campy's similar product are the only pedals I particularly enjoy using with straps and clips.
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08-07-20, 03:31 PM
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I'd jump all over it, especially if the straps are still good and clips aren't too rusty.
These came stock on a lot of the mid-top level Peugeot bikes of the mid-80s. My PGN10, the PSV and at least one or two others had them. I still have two pairs downstairs, these and Campy's similar product are the only pedals I particularly enjoy using with straps and clips.
These came stock on a lot of the mid-top level Peugeot bikes of the mid-80s. My PGN10, the PSV and at least one or two others had them. I still have two pairs downstairs, these and Campy's similar product are the only pedals I particularly enjoy using with straps and clips.
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08-07-20, 03:31 PM
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08-07-20, 05:34 PM
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Good if the cages are not separated from the pedals. Very non interchangeable set.
