How do you know what gear your foot has it in? Is there something for your eye to see like 1,2,3,R? A photo of the gear would be nice if possible.
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Count! When you see its in neutral 1 click back will be in first 2 clicks it will be in second 3 clicks it will be in third now go the other way 1 click forward it drops to second next click it drops to first next click it drops to neutral next click it goes in to reverse and the R light will come on. Reverse everything I just said to go back forward
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Mine came in the original box and were individually packaged. Did you buy new or did you buy used? You may have got what another didn't want. The box gives a photo of the foot and outlines what part of the body that part of the foot works on.
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Booker: My model has a 3 1/2"×4" trapezoidal shaped pedal with a fine lateral herringbone tread on the pad surface. The pad fits the dorsal surface of the rider toe pad, obviously not the full foot surface. Another client answered concerning "threads"...only addition I would prefer is a toe hold strap...Thus I made my own with broad elastic and wear non slip soled socks!. A nice, quiet well made recumbent for average in home use. No complaints thus far. I purchased 12/13 post - op knee replacement. KC
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I ride with regular sneakers. It comes with foot straps connected to the pedals that you can place your shoe into, it's nothing fancy. Also if you dont want to use them, it is easy to take them off or just do what I do when I don't want to use them, turn the pedal over and use the other side. Personally I sometimes prefer to not use the straps. The reason being is that this particular model does not have a breaking system on the fly wheel, so if you are pedaling fast and attempt to do get out of the saddle or make some adjustment it will try to throw you off the bike. That is not really an issue though as its intuitive by nature and that has happened only because i'm new to it. I ride with regular sneakers. It comes with foot straps connected to the pedals that you can place your shoe into, it's nothing fancy. Also if you dont want to use them, it is easy to take them off or just do what I do when I don't want to use them, turn the pedal over and use the other side. Personally I sometimes prefer to not use the straps. The reason being is that this particular model does not have a breaking system on the fly wheel, so if you are pedaling fast and attempt to do get out of the saddle or make some adjustment it will try to throw you off the bike. That is not... » Read More I ride with regular sneakers. It comes with foot straps connected to the pedals that you can place your shoe into, it's nothing fancy. Also if you dont want to use them, it is easy to take them off or just do what I do when I don't want to use them, turn the pedal over and use the other side. Personally I sometimes prefer to not use the straps. The reason being is that this particular model does not have a breaking system on the fly wheel, so if you are pedaling fast and attempt to do get out of the saddle or make some adjustment it will try to throw you off the bike. That is not really an issue though as its intuitive by nature and that has happened only because i'm new to it. « Show Less
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Hi, not sure what you mean? I'm not a skater I bought these for another odd prject but if you tell me what you want exactly I'll dig them out and try and help. thanks, Josh
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I know they sell them for a few bucks. Could it be loose in the gear mechanism? You could always return it too back to Amazon
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I just looked at the pic online regarding alpha orthotics and it looks just like it. But like I said I did not see anything on the actual device.
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http://www.bauerfeind.com/en/products/supports-orthoses/foot/malleotrain.html click on technical details
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There are small boxes to the left of the large photo. One of the boxes has a size chart....you need to measure certain areas of our legs
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hmm...maybe check and see if your connection to your foot pedal is ok, could need oiling...maybe needs a trip to your local service to check feed dogs...
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"Capacity" means nothing. It is a translation error, judging from the stilted language on that page. There are Keo Look cleats (for recent Look pedals) and Delta Look cleats (for old Look and also some old Shimano pedals made by Look). These are the Delta cleats. Deltas come in Red (with some sideways play) and Black (without play). The red ones are widely available in shops; black can be hard to find, as they are less popular. I would purchase this product from someone who understands enough English to know which product they are selling.
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I ahve been around bikes my whole life and from my experience all pedals are threaded the same.. The pedals themselves are what are different. (Size, etc) I have 2 sets of wellgo pedals and am very happy with them, but I picked the right pedal for the type of riding I am doing.. The small pegs on these pedals grip very good on the bottom of the type of shoes I wear when I am mtn biking so I love it. but if I am fumbling around and the pedal hits my shin.. it will take a junk of skin!
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Hi, check this link, maybe will help you!!!http://www.shimano.com.au/publish/content/global_cycle/en/au/index/products/shoes/road/footwear_sizing_chart.html
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No you don't. I wore socks and it's pretty accurate! Hope this helpshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JimJhsnPFEU&feature;=youtu.be
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I didn't count the teeth on gears 2 through 6, but obviously they are between 14 & 34. The Megarange 1st gear is riveted to the second gear. I don't see any other riveting for the smaller clusters.I will try to update this answer later when I look at the boxes they came in. I can say that it looks exactly or very close to what the original bike came with. Remember that this is a cheaper type of cassette compared to racing bikes etc.. I say that because it is easy to buy the wrong tooling to remove cassette. I beleive the correct tooling is a Park 1 or 2 type. I can tell you that by researching my tooling purchase. I'll get back tommorrow I didn't count the teeth on gears 2 through 6, but obviously they are between 14 & 34. The Megarange 1st gear is riveted to the second gear. I don't see any other riveting for the smaller clusters.I will try to update this answer later when I look at the boxes they came in. I can say that it looks exactly or very close to what the original bike came with. Remember that this is a cheaper type of cassette compared to racing bikes etc.. I say that because it is easy to buy the wrong tooling to remove cassette. I beleive the correct tooling is a Park 1 or 2 type. I can tell you that by... » Read More I didn't count the teeth on gears 2 through 6, but obviously they are between 14 & 34. The Megarange 1st gear is riveted to the second gear. I don't see any other riveting for the smaller clusters.I will try to update this answer later when I look at the boxes they came in. I can say that it looks exactly or very close to what the original bike came with. Remember that this is a cheaper type of cassette compared to racing bikes etc.. I say that because it is easy to buy the wrong tooling to remove cassette. I beleive the correct tooling is a Park 1 or 2 type. I can tell you that by researching my tooling purchase. I'll get back tommorrow « Show Less
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My husband really likes his pedals; he has a size 12EEE foot. The studs on the pedals help keep your foot on them when they are wet. Be sure you get the right diameter shaft for your bike. I believe there were two sizes.
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Hey Will, just wondering if you bought this bike and successfully put 32's on the bike? I just saw my friends tires and 23's are way too skinny! Not to mention I'd bet you'd feel EVERY piece of dirt. I'd like to know before I commit.