System pedal Road PD-S07 vs Plate sets for Look Keo PD-X07 review
In this entry we are going to compare and review Xlc System pedal Road PD-S07 vs Xlc Plate sets for Look Keo PD-X07 pedals. Both manufactured by the same brand Xlc, these pedals have been designed to be used for the same purpose so that you can really enjoy your ROAD activities.
System pedal Road PD-S07 | Plate sets for Look Keo PD-X07 |
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If you’re making the step up to a clipless pedal but don’t want the stress of being unable to clip out quickly, the XLC Road System Pedal PD-S07 is the perfect pedal for you. Compatible with Shimano’s innovative SPD range of cleats, these one-sided pedals allow you to get to grips with being clipped in but with extremely easy removal. Constructed with an aluminium body, these pedals will last no matter how much power you put through them. A sturdy yet lightweight construction allows the rider to put the watts down when they are putting in a big training effort. XLC have used a CroMo axle, and a CNC-machined sealed ball bearing for ultimate smoothness in your pedal stroke. Sealing the bearing means it won’t be at risk from mud and water ingress, which in turn would strip the grease from the bearing, significantly reducing the lifespan of the pedal. A set of cleats is included in the box, so you can get straight onto fitting and riding with your pedals. The pedals are available in silver show less | Cleats are a vitally important part of the clipless pedal setup. You need to know with absolute certainty that your cleats are going to fit into your pedals and stay fixed in place for the duration of your ride (except at junctions!), and that’s what you get with the XLC Cleatset PD-X047. The XLC Cleatset PD-X047 is suitable for XLC system pedals and is also compatible with the Look Keo system, one of the most popular clipless pedal setups in the sport (used by lots of your favourite pro riders). With this set, you get one pair of plates (in grey) that have a 9° float, which means that once bolted to your shoe and clipped into the pedal, you’ll be able to twist your foot 9° without it coming free. This degree of float reduces the risk of injury and gives you a bit of wiggle room. show less |
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