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Time XPRO 10 Carbon

Back to the Source after trying out the competition. They are much less traumatic for the knees.

Very good pedals, easy to assemble with a wise clip, even for beginners.

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I hope they'll last longer than the old pair (clean cut axle).

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I prefer them to those of the competition because they are suitable for those who - like me - have postural problems

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very good, as expected and very good value for money

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Quality and affordability

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I’ve had time pedals from the original 80’s pedal, I loved the design and freedom from creaking. I’ve had many time pedals since, I was put off by the xpresso pedal cleat being so soft and engaging/diss engaging so went back to my trusty RSX pedals. I thought I’d give these new pedals a try, I like the clean look and link to Times first pedal. Mantel’s price and service was exceptional and I put the pedals on my winter bike to trial them. They didn’t disappoint, the engaging food engaging is fantastic, they feel solid and supportive, similar to that early pedal I so loved. There is a minor wear on the stainless plate after short use, but this is nothing really (I had to find one con for the review) . I’m going to add the 12 or 15 to my best bike for next year.

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I needed some information by telephone and someone called me back quickly. Very fast delivery and nothing to say about the quality of the product.

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I have been using Time pedals for over twenty years.....nothing to add.

Looks very nice, but no lighter than the Xpresso 6. Clipping in and out is slightly smoother.

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Combined with fixed wedges, the foot is well supported. Clipping is very easy (sometimes even without wanting to) and very clean. Disengagement is more rigid without requiring too much force either. Little chance of unclipping during a sprint. At first, they resist rotation slightly, but after the first outing, they already tended to 'fall straight' on their own, perfect for re-clipping quickly. My only complaint is the slight play on the pedal spindle that you can feel by hand. However, it's so slight that it's imperceptible when riding. But if it were to increase, I'd send the pedals back under warranty.

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featherlight carbon pedals that are so easy clipping in and out of and at a great price too.

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For some reason Time pedals do not get a fair review in the English cycling press. The evident weaknesses of Look/Shimano and Speedplay are not mentioned and Time pedals are faulted by ignorant cycling journalists who evidently have not tried the pedals or not read the detailed instructions that come with them. In one instance alleging the Time fixing tensions cannot be adjusted when there are three setting options. Of course it helps if the journalists can read!!

Have been using Time pedals for the past five years starting with Xpresso and more recently Xpro. The 10’s are the same weight as Dura Ace pedals and the stay open feature makes them easy to clip into

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