Peripheral Bike Porn

I am learning the hard way that having a training bike and racing bike are two completely different animals. I have already blown through a rear tire with my PHX up on the trainer. It was my fault totally for not double checking my adjustments to the fly wheel of the trainer and essentially shaved the rubber down. Probably a common issue for absent minded trainer users like myself.

But the root of the problem is that I have my PHX on the trainer and not my old trusty Giant I want to use as a trainer bike-cum-back up for guest bike. However I only have one pair of clipless pedals, Speedplay Zero's and no quick way to interchange the pedals.

Problem solved. I bought a 15 mm pedal wrench. Oh yeah I also bought new shoes and pedals. This put a dent on the ol' card...but it's for the better good, isn't it.



SH-TR02
• Elite Multi-Sport Racing
• Specifically designed for elite triathalon and duathlon competition.
• New Hollowtech carbon fiber sole reduces weight by 20% and enhances stiffness to make a super-efficient pedaling platform.
• Single wide 45mm strap for a secure fit.
• Seamless interior with quick drying mesh is designed for use without socks









Description
Look has gone lightweight with its newly designed Keo pedal. A thinner, lighter carbon pedal body and lightweight chromoly spindle paired with a Keo specific cleat to provide smoother entry and exit with less wear. The cleat also has a memory tab to insure correct cleat replacement. Red cleat: 9°. Black cleat: 0°(FIXED). Wt. 115g. Lightweight carbon injected body, chromoly spindle, KEO specific cleat.