At the ride leader clinic in late May, I noticed how many Divas are still reluctant to adopt clipless pedals on their mountain bikes. Why? The most common reason is: I’m afraid I won’t be able to get out and will fall over. Some people have tried them only to return to flat pedals or clips & straps. Some have witnessed others fall or heard their tales. I’m not going to tell you that you won’t fall. You will fall! But you’re outdoors women and I know fear of falling has not prevented you from taking up skiing or other active sports. Well… There are so many benefits to using clipless pedals instead of a flat pedal or toeclips. I’d like ... 358 days ago
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