Clipping in to your pedals puts you into one of two mountain biking tribes. The flat pedal lovers enjoy the world of long pins and foot-out riding, while clipper-inners prefer the increased pedaling ...

Buying cycling specific shoes can represent the first step of commitment to taking cycling seriously, however it's important that you know the differences between them and then knowing what type of ...

Should you change your clipless pedals to a new brand or style? Our expert tried Time pedals and made a surprising discovery.

For anyone new to mountain biking, “clipless” pedals can be a daunting proposition. Forget the oxymoronic nature of their name — it’s not worth explaining. The style involves being attached to — or ...

While so-called clipless pedals are used by many serious cyclists, some riders still worry about not being able to get their feet off the things when coming to a stop. That's where the Cleat It system ...

In 1990 Shimano introduced its first SPD clipless pedal and shoe — the M737 pedal and the M100 shoe. Dubbed SPD for Shimano Pedaling Dynamics, this system become the most widely used (and most ...

Comfy, with some great features for UK riders, but they feel a bit lethargic when putting the power down Buy if, You want a pair of comfy clipless shoes for mountain biking If you want comfortable ...

Grip studs on the exterior of both sides subsequently keep the soles of rider's shoes from sliding off, while the interior contours of the Pocket Pedals are claimed to keep them from accidentally ...

The Disney-fied story of Cinderella has deep roots — the first version of the tale has been traced all the way back to ancient Greece, where 2,000 years ago “a Greek courtesan named Rhodopis has one ...

Foot retention is one of the most essential factors of bike control, and with so many shoes to choose from, it can be a long saga of trial and error to find the right ...