Time Standard Cleats Xpresso I CLIC2 Review

After trying these cleats, I must say that they have definitely made my cycling experience better. The design is sleek and the release mechanism is smooth, making clipping in and out of my pedals easy and efficient. The cleats are durable and withstand harsh weather conditions. However, they are a bit pricey compared to other options on the market.

I've been using TIME pedals since they were introduced in the late 1980's. I liked them because they allowed lateral movement of the knee when the pedal was moved. My knees are actually moving up and down straight but I figured why make a problem out of it? These special boots won't allow that. General. When they say "fixed," they mean it. Your feet don't move on the pedals at all. Not at all. It bothered me a little that I was locked up like that. I don't use float much, if at all, but the…

Confession: I've been using Time pedals and cleats for about 20 years. The pedals were almost bulletproof in their day and have lasted a very long time (I still have two sets from the early 2000's). When Time switched to "composite" materials, their quality dropped dramatically. I tried several sets of iClick pedals because they broke. The last victim was a set of iclick 12 pedals - the toe broke. As for the spikes, they no longer have brass spikes, they are now composite plastic and just don't