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Would bright yellow pedals look good on my dark blue bike? |
Would bright yellow pedals look good on my dark blue bike? Yellow and blue are direct opposites on the colour spectrum - or "complementary" colours. Some people find that appealing - it is up to you. I have bright yellow pedals on my gunmetal-coloured (i.e. dark grey) bike. This has two advantages: you can always mix dark colors with bright ones! you cant maych colors in text ... if you can attach a pic of your bike .. then it will be better and easier to say Yes. It's cool. Some higher end bike builders use the color scheme. Looks fast. doesn't sound appealing lol I'd say not, white or black would be best. |
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I'd go with a MTB double sided entry SPD pedal. I have used many SPD type brands and found most work very well so I don't have a specific model to recommend. The pedals are called cli... Go online to eBay and look at Wellgo pedals. They are clones of some more expensive brands. The cleats will come with the pedals. And I usually don't suggest this, but go to a cycling sho... no you cant. you will burn calories but not as many. remember when you pedal a bike you creating force (resistance) which burns more calories than just pedaling air sitting on a chair... not to men... This has happened to me twice. If the bike is new, just take it to the shop where you bought it and they should take care of it. If it isnt new, you can fix it. There should be an allen screw on... Take a look at ... this'll depend on the terrain, weather, wind, etc. it also depends on efficiently you use your gears, and how strong your legs are. the average fit cyclist, on a road bike will average 14-18 m... About a week ago. Had to buy a new pair of bike shoes. The sole on the old ones broke in half. Also had to get some replacement SPD cleats. As with most bike shops, they are friendly and helpful... its prolly your rear hub and/or your cassette you can change this your self but you are going to need some special tools so you might just want to take it to a bike shop ... |
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