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Winwood Decksters Platform Clip-Ons, without cleats
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- Winwood Decksters Platform Clip-Ons, without cleats.
- Converts pedals with SPD-type cleats into platforms for casual riding.
- Includes 85 x 95 x 10mm thick platforms and mounting hardware.
- Works with SPD-type cleats, such as Time, Shimano, Crank Brothers, Ritchey, Wellgo, and other SPD-compatible pedals.
- Does not include cleats; does not work with Speedplay cleats and pedals.
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Product Description:
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Winwood Decksters Platform Adapters. Features: Converts pedals with SPD-type cleats into platforms for casual riding Includes 85 x 95 x 10mm thick platforms and mounting hardware Works with SPD-type cleats, such as Time, Shimano, Crank Brothers, Ritchey, Wellgo, and other SPD-compatible pedals Does not include cleats; does not work with Speedplay cleats and pedals 240 grams
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 Don't stay on very well..., November 1, 2010
By Daniel Palmer (San Francisco, California United States)
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While they are easonably priced, these platform adaptors seem to pop out extremely easy essentially negating their value. If I knew they wouldn't stay on as well, I'd have bought a proper pedal that is both clipless and wide enough to accomodate normal shoes. It's a pity. I had high hopes for them. Perhaps if i tighten my clipless pedals more....
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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 They do the job, May 23, 2010
By hikerbiker (Berea, Ohio, US)
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I am using the platforms with CB Smarty and Candy SL pedals and they work fine. You can't really hammer on these things or they will release, but if you are going to be hammerin', you should take the time to put on your hammerin' shoes! Perfect for trips around the corner or spontaneous little excursions - I can click these onto my pedals in about a tenth of the time it would take to get shoed up for clip-in, and I can walk - or even run - comfortably without worry when I get to where I'm going too!
3 of 3 people found the above review helpful.
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too heavy, December 21, 2010
By localkineguy (Newark, Delaware)
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I don't like how heavy these platforms are. It's annoying that when attached to SPD pedals, they are always facing down so you have to flip them right side up with your foot and then start pedaling. I would rather opt for just a one-side-SPD-other-side-normal kind of pedal.
2 of 2 people found the above review helpful.
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 Good Add to SPD Pedals, May 1, 2010
By C. Williams (Washington, DC)
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These are cool - get whatever pedal you want and then clip these in when you want to wear non-cycling shoes. Good support and traction. You have to also purchase cleats, as the Decksters don't come with them - I'm using the Decksters with Crank Bro. Candy pedals and they work great. Easy to install and uninstall. I haven't had any problem with them releasing while being used. A little pricey, especially after you buy cleats, but they work for what i wanted them to do.
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 Make it HARDER to ride clipless pedals with regular shoes, June 15, 2011
By Buc_Nasty
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I don't understand how anyone can think this is a good product...their sole purpose is for riding on clipless pedals with regular shoes, and they make this task Much more difficult.
Their weight causes them to hang under the pedal all the time so its almost impossible to get your shoe on both of them and start riding. You also have to buy cleats for them for another $15. I tightened the cleats as tight as possible and on the first ride BOTH of them loosened so the platform was wobbling all over the place. The tension on my clipless pedals is perfect for my shoes which have the same exact cleats as i put on the platform pedal, but it is almost impossible to get the platform off the pedal when you want to. I had to use a hammer to pry them off sideways and it cracked the platform.
I tried them once and I am trying to return/get a refund, and definitely will never use them again. Like I said, they make it harder to ride on clipless pedals with regular shoes.
I will say they are high quality, and a good idea, but they are simply terrible because they hang down under the pedal and are so hard to take off. Don't waste your $$$ like I did.
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Great idea, works well, May 18, 2011
By JohnJ80 (Upper Midwest)
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I ride clipless pedals on all my bikes. That said, when I want to pedal down to the beach in flip flops, these work really well. They won't come unclipped unless you are pretty much break dancing on the pedals (it's would be pretty ridiculous twisting). I've even used them mountain biking down some easier single track mountain bike trails and had no issues.
These are a great accessory and I'd recommend them highly. They can get kind of pricey if you need to buy an additional set of cleats ($20-30 a set). If you have SPD pedals, you probably got an additional set of cleats anyhow.
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