Combining the easy entry and release of their popular SPD-M747, and the excellent mud-shedding properties of their newer SPD-M858, the new XTR-level SPD-M959 is the new standard in clipless offroad 162. Sealed cartridge bearings, Flourine-impregnated
Submitted by Eric - 4/1/2004 1:59:50 PM
Pros:
Light, small, very easy to clip in and out of
Cons:
Sometimes gets caked when in thick mud, but will usually still work
Time Used:
1 Year
Comments:
They've been really good pedals, haven't had any problems with quality
Rating:
Recommendation:
Yes I would recommend it to a friend
Submitted by Terry - 2/26/2003 9:05:02 PM
Pros:
They are light weight and easy to clip in and out of. They are easy to adjust.
Cons:
After 2 or 3 rides, the adjusting screw fell out! It took the local dealer 4 hours to put in a new screw. About 2 or 3 rides later the screw on the other one fell out. I have been waiting several months to get a new screw!
Time Used:
3 Months
Comments:
Definitely not worth the money and the endless hassels. I want my money back.
Rating:
Recommendation:
No I would not recommend it to a friend
Submitted by Ralph - 10/2/2002 12:41:08 PM
Pros:
Work well in mud. Easy to clip in and out of. I switched from my Time's to these.
Cons:
Price. Have had to re-adjust multiple times because of cleat popping out too easily. Is very easy to adjust.
Time Used:
3 Months
Comments:
I like this pedal alot. I never thought I would go back to Shimano after getting Time's, but they have stood up to lots of tests
Rating:
Recommendation:
Yes I would recommend it to a friend
Submitted by Moishe Lettvin - 7/30/2002 8:38:36 AM
Pros:
Amazingly easy entry & exit, smooth as butter.
Cons:
Price; but they are XTR-level.
Time Used:
3 Months
Comments:
I've been riding these since March or so and I absolutely love them. They're much better than the 858's (which I also like quite a bit, and I think that puts me in the minority); they provide a very "solid" feel when you click in but are also super-easy to get out of and don't plug up with mud.
