The experts interviewed generally agree that competitive or serious recreational cyclists should aim for the stiffest shoe their budget will allow, but more casual riders will benefit from a less efficient, but more comfortable, shoe.
I'm not sacrificing watts to my fucking soles
throwing clipless wooden clogs at every podium to sabotage the bike industry
I remember seeing a foldable bike with cleat pedals IRL on the train once
this is who adidas makes the velosambas for
Found the photo I took!
You can't argue with aerodynamics and power transfer.
UCI had to outlaw these.
what didnt they
... could you send me a link to those I know a guy who would genuinely buy these.
this is a random post I stole from /r/bicyclingcirclejerk but also just buy wooden clogs and then drive some screws in. It's wood, that's super easy
he probably won't use home made bicycle gear, his bike costs more than his partners car.
Darn
I'm not sacrificing watts to my fucking soles
throwing clipless wooden clogs at every podium to sabotage the bike industry