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Wahoo Speedplay Zero

This Wahoo successor now followed the first one from Speedplay with approx. 45,000 km. The Coffee Cups were only moderate for walking. The Golf coasters, on the other hand, seem more sophisticated, even if they are supposed to fly off more often. You can't have everything! ☺️

Less maintenance than the original speedplay pedals

Simple and uncomplicated

I've been riding Speedplay / wahoo for many years and I'm always impressed! You don't get such a firm hold and such great freedom of movement anywhere else.

I had pedals of the Speedplay X-series for many years, from the then independent company Speedplay. As these are no longer available or compatible, I switched to Speedplay by Wahoo which is almost identical but just a bit better. They are solid pedals and provide plenty of freedom of movement. Fastening is also very easy these days with a large Allen key.

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Exceeds expectations

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After 7 years of dura-ace SPD SL I switched to the Wahoo pedals and although I was satisfied with the SPDs, I find the Wahoos more pleasant. I especially like the double sided design and the fact that you have a lot of adjustment options makes these pedals a winner. Adjusting them is a bit more time-consuming but certainly not an impediment and certainly not complicated as is sometimes claimed.

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From the first moment, I had a pleasant feeling when turning around.

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Easy to adjust manoeuvrability. Quite pricey but lots of fun.

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