Dual-sided clipless engagement bindings with XT logo and graphics. Revised cleat interface for increased stability and solid engagement . Adjustable cleat tension with indicator (uses SH51/SH56 cleats). Flourine coated binding/clips for long lasting entry/release precision . Open design clears mud/debris for consistent clip-in action. 8mm broach for installation/removal. Sealed, ball-bearing design.
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Super premium SPD pedals - got the matching SM-SH51/56 cleats, too
I love em! Paid $185 in the shop at the Y in Tahoe and got the matching SM-SH51/56 cleats put on my shoes. They just fasten sooooooo smoothly that they are one of life's little joys and safety fixes to me that you may want to entertain doing. I'm glad I upgraded, and wish I had them for all my bikes. One thing... pedals only install with a larger 8mm allen wrench I believe, so buy that tool when you get them if you plan on moving them around at all. They do not accept a standard pedal wrench, so that's out, but an allen's easier to carry than a pedal wrench. Enjoy!
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Who needs XTR?
I had XTR/900 series pedals on two of my bikes and decided to put them on the third so as to have the same cleats for three bikes/two pairs of shoes. However, nobody was offering deep enough discounts on XTR,so I decided to go with XT. I made a similar move from Dura-Ace to Ultegra a while back with good results. Well, the verdict is in: XT pedals are just as good as XTR. Function is the same. No difference clipping in or releasing. Tension adjustment is the same. Visually, you can't tell them apart. And as for weight, I had an XT pedal in one hand and an XTR in the other, and if there's a difference, it's so minor as to be almost undetectable. So, there it is: buy XT, get a pedal that's as good as XTR, and save yourself a hundred bucks in the bargain. By the way, for the road bikers out there, dual-entry pedals are a real advantage in urban riding: when the light changes or it's your turn to go at an intersection, there's no fooling around, looking down and trying to clip in. Just...
Worth the $
XTs are Excellent. I have used 520s and thought they were junk and now I know they were.
I took the XTs out of the box and in 5 mins had them on the bike with no adjustments needed. They work perfectly, no unecessary play and the right amount of tension. I even saved on the weight by upgrading.
These are worth every cent.
Product Features :
- Shimano Deore XT SPD Mountain Bike Pedals - PD-M770 - EPDM770
Rating : 4.0
List Price : $139.99
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