Time Road Pedals - Why The Changes?

I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? Original = Impact = RX = Xen. Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? If so, may I have some
feedback? Thanks.

On Mar 20, 1:34*pm, Hands Of Stone wrote:
I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. *My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. *Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? *Original = Impact = RX = Xen. *Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? *If so, may I have some
feedback? *Thanks.

Wow. Years ago when I would check out this group very frequently,
there used to be lots of lively commentary and sage advice. It has
really degenerated. Except for a few stalwarts, the whole thing have
become a discouraging mix of mudslinging and nonstop ads. Very sad....

Hands Of Stone Wrote:
I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? Original = Impact = RX = Xen. Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? If so, may I have some
feedback? Thanks.
Maybe there is no one out there who has put many miles on Xens.
I still have a couple sets of the old sets Time pedals. I like them
and use them about 10,000 miles/year without seeing any reason to
change. I clean the contact areas and replace the cleats as needed. It
seems to takes 3 years to wear out the metal part of the cleat enough to
require the change.
I serviced the bearings on both sets once in 10 years. I am not going
to change until I need to.


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daveornee

Andrew Muzi wrote:
On Mar 20, 1:34 pm, Hands Of Stone wrote:
I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? Original = Impact = RX = Xen. Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? If so, may I have some
feedback? Thanks.

Hands Of Stone wrote:
Wow. Years ago when I would check out this group very frequently,
there used to be lots of lively commentary and sage advice. It has
really degenerated. Except for a few stalwarts, the whole thing have
become a discouraging mix of mudslinging and nonstop ads. Very sad....

Once the snow melts and riders get outside it's better here on r.b.t.

It is snowing right now in SE Wisconsin.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

On Mar 20, 1:34 pm, Hands Of Stone wrote:
I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? Original = Impact = RX = Xen. Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? If so, may I have some
feedback? Thanks.

Hands Of Stone wrote:
Wow. Years ago when I would check out this group very frequently,
there used to be lots of lively commentary and sage advice. It has
really degenerated. Except for a few stalwarts, the whole thing have
become a discouraging mix of mudslinging and nonstop ads. Very sad....

Once the snow melts and riders get outside it's better here on r.b.t.
--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org
Open every day since 1 April, 1971

On Mar 23, 8:04*pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Andrew Muzi wrote:
On Mar 20, 1:34 pm, Hands Of Stone wrote:
I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. *My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. *Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? *Original = Impact = RX = Xen. *Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? *If so, may I have some
feedback? *Thanks.

Hands Of Stone wrote:
Wow. *Years ago when I would check out this group very frequently,
there used to be lots of lively commentary and sage advice. *It has
really degenerated. *Except for a few stalwarts, the whole thing have
become a discouraging mix of mudslinging and nonstop ads. *Very sad.....

Once the snow melts and riders get outside it's better here on r.b.t.

It is snowing right now in SE Wisconsin.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I didn't think of the weather factor. We can basically ride all year
around here in British Columbia (I guess I should thank my lucky
stars). You make a good point about the Xens being so new. The
distributors lost my old pedals and are kindly replacing them with the
Xens - hope they last as long as my old Time pedals. Thanks.

On Mar 23, 11:04 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Andrew Muzi wrote:
On Mar 20, 1:34 pm, Hands Of Stone wrote:
I have always use Time clipless road pedals and have had several sets
of them. My old ones still work fine, but I am getting a pair of Xens
as a replacement due to an error. Why have they kept changing the
pedals so much? Original = Impact = RX = Xen. Has anyone out
there put some miles/kilos on the Xens? If so, may I have some
feedback? Thanks.

Hands Of Stone wrote:
Wow. Years ago when I would check out this group very frequently,
there used to be lots of lively commentary and sage advice. It has
really degenerated. Except for a few stalwarts, the whole thing have
become a discouraging mix of mudslinging and nonstop ads. Very sad....

Once the snow melts and riders get outside it's better here on r.b.t.

It is snowing right now in SE Wisconsin.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

Midwest winters can be brutal. I was living in South Dakota at one
point and we were hit with a big snow in mid April. That was the end
of my long term plans to live in S.D.