An Economical Way to Increase Power in your Pedal Stroke
Now, I can still recall the use of a flat pedal that typically comes free with a new bike purchase. They are alright and gives you a comfortable break-in period with your new bicycle. But soon, they became a reason for it to be replaced, as you seek to increase the power you can transfer to the chainring.
You became rather hesitant, having then discovered that a pair of bike shoe will both require a set of new compatible cleats and pedals! And thats where most cyclists digress into using toe clips.
For a couple of beers, you would have effectively increase the power transfer to your bike, all while wearing a conventional running shoe. I would say its a no-brainer proposition, save a few trials of actually getting comfortable to efficiently plunge your toes into it with each kick off.
