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Question: Are these meant for road bikes as well?  If they are, do they work with road bike shoes or do you need special cleats?
Document: I've I used  them on my mountain bike since they came out & have nothing but good to say about my egg beaters. Got a new road bike and put the stainless steel beaters and the rest is history. Very light, easy clip ins and last for ever. Most road bikes use spd's but I fell in love with them and wouldn't change a think. I use mountain shoes for my road bike & the cleats are protected very well.
Although these are typically marketed as mountain bike pedals, I use them on my road and touring bikes because I like the additional float that I can get, which helps alleviate knee problems. They're easy to get into and out of, and I'm glad to see that they now have a more beefy warranty. The only issue I have is that the cleats still stick out of my cross-shoes and I've wondered several times if I'm going to end up in a heap on the floor when walking on linoleum.
Have crank bros on my mountain bike. Put these on the new road bike and using my shoes for both bikes. So far so good on both
I made the switch from toe clips to these and within the first 30 minutes the motions of clipping in and out felt natural. I bought these to use with the 1976 Vittoria shoes for a 4 mile commute as well as longer (30-50) mile rides. I've been using these pedals for about a month now and don't see myself switching to another system anytime soon.Installation instructions were very clear for both the cleats and the pedals.
My road shoes & cleats lasted about a season but new cleats cost 20 bucks, they are worth the price of admission. Great product once you try them you'll never go back to spd's.
I'm still new to the clipless pedal scene, so I've fallen quite a bit on my mountain bike so far. The clips are a little stiff to get into with new cleats, but I guess the cleats have to wear in a little. When I need to unclip, I can do it fast. The only thing I don't like is not knowing when you're clipped in, because there is no audible click or anything to really indicate if your in or not.
Cleats fit mountain bike shoes.Cons: Harsh little float, no positive click. Require re building once a season with rebuild kit.I dont recommend these. I will stick with my speed play during the summer and use these in winter. Honestly if you have never tried speed play x series, give them a go. Simple to re build, no extra components to purchase, super light, and the float is like walking on wet ice....soooooo smooooth.
I use these on my touring bike, so I can use shoes with comfortable walkable recessed soles. The pedals work great. There is no tension adjustment like with other pedals. The one tension allows easy entry and exit, though it may not be tight enough for hardcore riders. Beware that some of the older and lower-end Crank Brothers are not very durable, with the springs or cages failing at inopportune times. These Crank 3 pedals have worked great for me.
I switched to these from speed play pedals as I no longer race and wanted a pedal I could install on my commuter bike. You see, with speed play X series pedals you cannot use mountain bike shoes. I need mountain bike shoes as I do more walking with the commute.Anyway, I also purchased the metal shield offered by Crank Brothers to protect my shoes. As other reviewers have stated there is no positive "click" when you lock in. Also, I LOVE speed play for the infinite float.
I bought these pedals from my friend for 20 bucks because he bought the wrong color-I know what a steal!Well i have been training and placing podiums with these pedals. I tried SPDS but they were to complicated and heavy. I will never use any other pedal. Im think of puting eggbeaters on my carbon road bike. Its that good!! !.Also its very easy to replace the parts such as the spindle for titanium one.
Answer: yes