LOOK KEO cycling bike pedals
3 Days
207
6
$40.00
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Condition
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VenmoI switched to a different platform so I'm selling my Look Keo pedals.
No cleats... but you can buy them new in just about any bikes shop or online for $20 to $25.
Price is per PAIR... not for all of them.
LOOK literally invented the "clipless" pedal back in 1984... so they've been doing it longer than anyone else out there.
(Be advised that LOOK makes / sells 3 different cleats for these pedals... that have different amounts of "float" (which is the amount of movement they have when clipped in without un-clipping). For me, more float is always better... because float gives you ankles and knees more options for proper movement and alignment while pedaling. (A "zero float" cleat for example requires a PERFECTLY mounted / fitted cleat.)
One of the main differences between a LOOK KEO and a Shimano SPD-SL are the float options. Look offers cleats with up to 9 degrees of float... Shimano only up to 6 degrees.
If you're already using Look KEO's on your bike but maybe have multiple bikes that you want to use them on--or just want some spares / back up pedals for traveling / using on borrowed / rented bikes--so you don't have to pull your pedals off your bike and move them around from bike to bike--these are a good and affordable way to do that.
Or if you have a stationary bike, Peloton, spin bike, winter bike on a trainer and want to use the same pedals you use on your road bike (and thus the same shoes)... etc.
These are all in excellent condition with smooth bearings and cleat tension adjustment.
Reply with any questions.
I'm in the 9th and 9th area of SLC
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LOOK KEO cycling bike pedals
3 Days
207
6
$40.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoI switched to a different platform so I'm selling my Look Keo pedals.
No cleats... but you can buy them new in just about any bikes shop or online for $20 to $25.
Price is per PAIR... not for all of them.
LOOK literally invented the "clipless" pedal back in 1984... so they've been doing it longer than anyone else out there.
(Be advised that LOOK makes / sells 3 different cleats for these pedals... that have different amounts of "float" (which is the amount of movement they have when clipped in without un-clipping). For me, more float is always better... because float gives you ankles and knees more options for proper movement and alignment while pedaling. (A "zero float" cleat for example requires a PERFECTLY mounted / fitted cleat.)
One of the main differences between a LOOK KEO and a Shimano SPD-SL are the float options. Look offers cleats with up to 9 degrees of float... Shimano only up to 6 degrees.
If you're already using Look KEO's on your bike but maybe have multiple bikes that you want to use them on--or just want some spares / back up pedals for traveling / using on borrowed / rented bikes--so you don't have to pull your pedals off your bike and move them around from bike to bike--these are a good and affordable way to do that.
Or if you have a stationary bike, Peloton, spin bike, winter bike on a trainer and want to use the same pedals you use on your road bike (and thus the same shoes)... etc.
These are all in excellent condition with smooth bearings and cleat tension adjustment.
Reply with any questions.
I'm in the 9th and 9th area of SLC
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