I mean, grips? Saddle? And yeah, pedals and shoes.
I think I’d say that I notice good grips and saddle on every ride - even pedaling to work or on a family bike ride, doing an XC rip etc.
I REALLY notice a bad shoe/pedal combo (for me) when the terrain gets greasy/janky/steep and the riding gets faster. Then I’m on the GR7.
Agree though that touch points are key. I do think a more budget flat pedal shoe is better than pedalling I’m running shoes.
Sept. 23, 2020, 9:12 a.m. - Andrew Major
I mean, grips? Saddle? And yeah, pedals and shoes. I think I’d say that I notice good grips and saddle on every ride - even pedaling to work or on a family bike ride, doing an XC rip etc. I REALLY notice a bad shoe/pedal combo (for me) when the terrain gets greasy/janky/steep and the riding gets faster. Then I’m on the GR7. Agree though that touch points are key. I do think a more budget flat pedal shoe is better than pedalling I’m running shoes.