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Are you asking Txn or me?

Hammered "...into..." you... 🙂 Okay... Carry on with the subject of the thread.

Ahhh... Those were the days... And Rubylith too. And IBM typesets... Wax heaters... Xacto knives... Account execs hovering over your back late on Friday afternoons waiting for you to finish client changes to the full-page ad the newspaper is waiting on.

And in the age of computer graphics. Over the years I've thought that all graphic design students should try to master even the basics of hand lettering, and Letraset.

Boston Mountain Trail, Lake Fort Smith State Park .

Just finished riding Spirnghill Park in Fort Smith, AR.

First time in 22 years that I woke up in a rented room while on the road and saw my bike in it with me (first time ever to see my wife's bike too) — heading to Bentonville earlier this year. Last time was back in '96 on a trip from Miami to Ocala with three other riders.

Interested in the 11-36 cassette. The M675 SLX med cage derailleur too.

I've got some 26" Mavic rims... I'll check what model they are. For sure disc only though.

Now back to the topic... As should be expected, given all the talk/thoughts on clipless vs. flats... Manufacturers of mtb shoes are bringing more cross-over type products to the market. This, very recent, as in three days ago, article presents one of them... https://www.bikeradar.com/us/mtb/gear/category/clothing/shoes/product/oneal-session-clipless-shoes-review-52179/

🙂 Oy vey. Look up the word "metaphor".

As I said in an earlier comment... I've been using a full pedal clipless for around te years... But this is getting some good reviews... Anyone tried a one-sided clipless flat pedal... http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/us/en/funn-mamba-one-side-clip-mtb-pedals/rp-prod122715 Here's a review on it... Sorry it's from way back like a year ago... https://www.mbr.co.uk/reviews/pedals-products/funn-mamba Here's a more recent review... Like just a few weeks ago recent... https://muddymoles.org.uk/reviews/funn-mamba-one-sided-clipless-pedals-review

LOL... You and ATXZJ are like Abbott and Costello. And what I said to your buddy about "...Here's a really simple solution for... Get this... Your problem. Piss off when you see my threads or comments...." is as applicable to you as it is to him. Now... Back to the subject of the thread.

Dude... Take it as whatever toots your horn. Life is short. Now... Seriously... Go outside and play with your fancy super colorful Barney-purple bike. Or not... A big boy like you can stay inside and play with himself I guess.

LOL... Yeh... Where is this fella's head at times.

Dude... Here's a really simple solution for... Get this... Your problem. Piss off when you see my threads or comments. It really isn't hard. Just don't allow your immense ego to get the better of you. If you can that is. Your ignorance of this simple solution for you aside... I don't have a "seized lefty fork"... Never have. Which means you just spoke out of your butt... As usual. And my choosing to do anything is most certainly not subject to your preferred timing... But that I guess is just a vanity thing for you. My buying a rear shock, and building wheels, and starting threads with stuff you've seen, etc... None of your business... If you choose not to make it your business. Seriously man... You're like the worse whiner troll on these boards. I know I deservedly slapped you around a bit on Mojo... But grow up and get over it dude. It's a brand new day. But I'm thinking that you've got too much of a stiffy for me... Just look at your comment footer. Now... Go outside and play with your fancy super colorful Barney-purple bike.

Careful now... You might be told to go out and test one yourself and not take advantage of the experience others may have had. The above silliness aside... From my own research, I think the T-130S should do the job. But I know there are far more knowledgeabe riders out there.

Posting this for the purpose of enlightenment.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_method

"...It comes across as either "do my work for me and tell me if this is worthwhile" or "here, let me stir the pot and then jump in on people." Honestly... How hard can this be to grasp. I come across something I think may interest the mtb community on a website. I post it with the hope that it initiates a discussion that the community on a whole can benefit from It's like really simple. And I participate with my thoughts on the matter, often based on my own experience... Which is what I did on this thread (and other threads). And I am always appreciative of what others have to say regarding the subject, especially when it is helpful to me. And I can honestly say that I don't create threads to try to "...stir the pot and then jump in on people...". The above made clear... Folks... This is the last time I'll take the time to explain myself regarding why I create threads... It's not what I'm here to do. Hope that helps.

See what TheX said above.

Okay big fella... Thanks for filling me in on that. Although I created the first of four companies at age 25, it's never occurred to me that there's nothing stopping me from finding stuff out but myself. Maybe I need to start all over again.

You do know I'm not your wife, right.

Hopefully moving past the non-related stuff... Came across this video and though not on pedal size, it does speak about foot placement, and I wonder how larger pedals would affect it...

Putting this out again... Lake MX-60 Suede Leather/Mesh MTB cycling shoes... Unworn... Meaning, new. Size... Euro 35.0/US 5-5.5. They are for women or kids. Recessed cleat mounts set into grippy rubber flats... Includes cleat mount covers.

Sold.