This just popped up. Berm Peak.
(1) Can "Magpeds" bridge the gap between flat and clipless pedals? - YouTube
Gordon
(1) Can "Magpeds" bridge the gap between flat and clipless pedals? - YouTube
Gordon
Seth’s review is spot on, exactly what I experienced with Magpeds. Maybe I should have tinkered a bit more with them to find the perfect fit.This just popped up. Berm Peak.
(1) Can "Magpeds" bridge the gap between flat and clipless pedals? - YouTube
Gordon
how are you finding them ?
There’s 3 different strengths of magnets available (100, 150, 200). I moved to 200 within a week. 100’s are for junior. More sticktion is possible with different length and orientation of pins.Hello,
recaling this topic.
How ajustable are the MAgpeg conection?
Supose we can play with the mag strenght and position/distance to cleat.
That all I use too, a good yank and your foot comes out, probably similar to the magpeds, or slightly better.I use the special multi-release cleat, so it's very easy to get my foot released fast.
It's Shimano SM-SH56 - very cheap.
You won't on an ebike ..but like you I prefer being clipped inI've no idea if I get more power from them though.
When you lift with you're clipped-in shoes, you do.You won't on an ebike ..but like you I prefer being clipped in
Not on an ebike mate ..the motor does the work ..unless you reach the limit ( 16mph)When you lift with you're clipped-in shoes, you do.
No it dosent.Not on an ebike mate ..the motor does the work ..unless you reach the limit ( 16mph)
You might want to re-think that ..No it dosent.
The harder you push/pull in the pedals, the more you are rewarded by the motor.
Have to 100% disagree with this. If you are just cruising then that is the case but if you are pushing hard there is definitely power to be gained with clips. Of course that's just my opinion but it is backed by some amount of science as well. Been thoroughly peer reviewed of courseYou might want to re-think that ..
100% on an MTB ...it doesn't make the slightest bit of difference when pulling up on an ebike ..
The push, yes. The pull is so much less that it doesn't matterNo it dosent.
The harder you push/pull in the pedals, the more you are rewarded by the motor.
Well...my display (Garmin Edge 1040) tell me the added reward in percent.The push, yes. The pull is so much less that it doesn't matter
You are only getting it on the push ..and no-one is arguing about that ..you're getting next to nowt on the pull ( let it go !)Well...my display (Garmin Edge 1040) tell me the added reward in percent.
If I push a little it tells me 10 %
If I push harder it tells me 50 %.
The max value I get when I push/pull, so I know it works in my situation/bike/motor/configuration.
There is no right or wrong its totally a personal preference so i would definitely stick with what you knowTimely thread for me while searching. It's good to see all the banter. I'm going eMTB for the first time this year at age 62. After 25+ years clipless on all my analog road/gravel/fatty/MTB I was wondering what options people go with now in this area. After reading this thread, I'll stick with what I'm comfortable with and go from there.
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