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| Bike I ride: | 06 Norco Atomik...06 Norco 250...04 On One The Gimp |
| Favorite Trails: | Camp Fortune for sure and Calabogie Peaks...the only two i have ridden to be honest...lol |
| About Me: | i am a mountain biker who likes to do aggressive downhill ski ballet and go frog hunting offten. |
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mtbiker991's Activity
mtbiker991 commented under cloverleaf's blog
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Nov 14, 2009 at 15:30 )
my advice to any DH'er is to try SPD's...you will find yourself with more confidence and boosted comfort zone...we are all not pro's (as much as we wish) but SPD will help any DH'er looking to improve times and to improve to a more fluid riding style
mtbiker991 commented under cloverleaf's blog
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Nov 5, 2009 at 6:49 )
the whole point of the boosted confidence is to improve your skills...how that is not apparent to you or made clear yet i am not sure...and a pedal flip?
mtbiker991 commented under cloverleaf's blog
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Nov 3, 2009 at 8:37 )
you can say mallets are the only ones being destroyed...but truth is, is there one pedal out there that needs no maintenance? no...time shimano crank bros...they all need maintenace eventually but to right out bad-mouth the mallets?...i have the original mallet C's and yes they have needed maintenance but so will your time (im guessing you ride with)
mtbiker991 commented under cloverleaf's blog
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Nov 3, 2009 at 8:30 )
they do not stop you to move out of your comfort zone...if anything they give you more confidence...regardless of what your saying...the fact most DH'ers prefer them and i love them for DH...i do switch between flats and SPD all the time depending on where i am or what i feel like doing...but for DH, which is what the mallets where designed for, they are way better
mtbiker991 commented under cloverleaf's blog
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Nov 2, 2009 at 18:54 )
k first off i have the original mallet c's and still use them til this day.
Smeckma: you cannot honestly say it creates bad technique? as riders on flats tend to develop lazy habbits such as cornering with one foot off pedal. secondly, you cannot just flat out say they are useless, as posted many times before many DH'ers prefer clipless as it gives the rider more control, confidence and in my opinion BETTER riding habbits. so to be so ignorant just because you never took the time to learn about/how to ride with SPD's does not give you a right to bad-mouth them in any way. i have riden with both and switch between both SPD's and flats. but for the mallet's design which is DH, its safe to say most riders who take the time to understand them and learn to ride with SPD's preffered them.
Uncajohn: the mallet series pedal is not a copy of shimano's design, the mallet's are a completely different pedal on their own. the brand is rider's preference really. different companies designs offer differences, although sometimes minor are still changes so to say they are all the same is ignorant. Friends
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