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So what I have here is sort of the four most popular/common mountain bike clipless pedal types and what I'm saying clipless I'm talking about pedals that you clip into - long story behind why the term is clipless but we do have a video of flats versus clip lists where I explain that you can check that out as well we're going to go over the different types right here and sort of how they're different between each other so if you're considering clipless pedals and you've got all these different options to buy you're probably realizing you've got Crankbrothers and you've got Shimano and then you've got a couple other smaller brands as well so Crankbrothers is my personal favorite it's what I really enjoy this is my bike right here I run the mallet ease on there Crankbrothers versus Shimano versus time versus HT a lot of it does boil down to personal preference so it's good to test these things out but if you don't want to buy all these and testing yourself I can give you some of the pros and cons of each of them right now so Crankbrothers they use the same I guess you could call it a you know clip mechanism in all of their pedals and the difference between their different models is the eggbeater which this is just as simple as it gets right so this is what you're going to see on a cross-country bike it's ultra lightweight it has zero platform at all the cleat just goes boom right in there and clips in so the purpose behind the eggbeater pedal obviously they named it eggbeater because it looks like an eggbeater is weight so you don't have any platform so you might get that kind of icy feeling I would never ride these things I don't ride cross-country I'm not really that consumer concerned about weight I like a little bit more stability and I tend to do or trail and duro downhill riding so I don't ride eggbeaters but you see these on cross-country bikes all over the place and a ton of World Cup racers that do cross-country run egg beaters a little more platform or the Crankbrothers candy and an again this doesn't have pins or anything but because it has a little more platform a little more contact point on your shoe so you have a little more stability with the candy and then you have the mallet e they also make a mallet D H this is the pedal that I run and I prefer because you can actually adjust these pins right here and it gives you a lot of stability so we also have a really long in-depth video on how to set up Crankbrothers pedals properly so there's a lot of different adjustments you can make to these things to sort of optimize how they feel and how easy it is to get in and get out so pros and cons of the Crankbrothers pedal design one of the pros it clears mud super well so if you get mud packed in here and you go to stuff that cleat in there the mud then just sheds right out of the bottom so that is a huge pro versus something like a Shimano SPD style pedal or even a time pedal or even an HT pedal so these clear mud the best of all of them time probably being the second men HT then Shimano that's a huge pro to the Crankbrothers cons you can't adjust how tight the spring is that is something people complain about because uncha mono and on all these ones time as well in HT you can actually adjust that spring tension and once you click in that spring tension determines like how locked in you are Crankbrothers have a little bit more float over Shimano and you can also adjust the float depending on which cleat you put on which chute that's a cool pro to it but the con you can't actually adjust that spring I don't necessarily think you need that a lot of that you can adjust by how much contact you have with your shoe to this to this platform around it you obviously don't have that ability with the eggbeater pedal so it is kind of a con you're stuck with the the spring Crankbrothers gives you and how tight and or loose that thing is again these are my personal favorites and a lot of people ride these I have no idea the actual statistic between how many people that rod clipless are using Crankbrothers & Shimano and these other brands but I can tell you it is widely Crankbrothers & Shimano and then a small percentage of everything else probably Shimano SPD being the biggest I would assume but Crankbrothers is a huge contender there and in my personal favorite so that's kind of the rundown of the crank brothers pedal system I guess we could talk about one last con to these things this whole mechanism does roll in here and this is sort of a pro-ana con depending on the way you look at it so if you go to clip into this pedal you can actually roll your foot at it and it'll roll the whole mechanism and clip onto that cleat and if that works that's awesome and it's a good feature you don't have to be have like a perfect entrance to it you can actually roll on forward or roll on backwards and it sort of makes it easier to get into that thing the downside to it is if you come in and you do that you can sometimes not actually catch that cleat on there and it just rolls right off right so that rolling issue if it doesn't catch the cleat it's kind of annoying and you're not going to have that with any of these because none of these pedals have a rolling sort of cleat mechanism like that it does happen to me when I ride every now and then I'll go to clip in and it'll roll off and some people hate that about Crankbrothers I've gotten used to it and I feel really confident getting in and getting out of these things and on the downhill World Cup circuit where a lot of riders are riding clipped in these days the vast majority of them are using Crankbrothers in my opinion I think it's because it's easier to get in and out of these than any other clipless pedal and the adjustability with the pins is awesome so again a lot of that's personal preference but that's sort of some of the pros and cons to these the next thing up is the Shimano pedal so this cleat design SPD Shimano pedaling dynamics I believe it is Shimano licenses this to a whole ton of other brands so here's an example of a brand that uses the SPD system it's EC they make awesome pedals a lot of different variances is sort of a trail model which is similar to the Shimano one but the SPD system it'll always disclose if it's SPD because they're obviously licensing the design from Shimano and this has been around for ages and Shimano makes these without a platform at all they make them with a platform like this which is sort of their trail model and then make them with a larger platform there st
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