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Subject: Tri Shoes and Pedals Size 9
I recently sold my Tribike as I am doing more Xterra events now so this stuff has to go.

Bont Sub 10 shoes - decent condition, some wear and tear as would be expected in a few races and use on the trainer. Good drainage and very stiff. I cant read the size in them anymore but I wear a size 9 shoe. Cleats are worn and should probably be replaced. 1 screw missing on outer rear heal pad.

Look Keo Easy Pedals. - good shape threads arent stripped.

$80 + Shipping. I can also meet in Barrie or North Toronto

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