Eggbeater 1 Clip-In Pedals • @lvido • 3 months, 2 weeks ago

Why I ride Eggbeaters and not Shimano's SPD?

Review 4.0

Eggbeaters:

Lighter
Easier do unclip
Works better on mud

Shimano SPD (M520)

BOMBPROOF!!!

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