WTB: Used SPD XTR OR XT pedals

[rideit]

Looking for pedals that are really broken in spring wise, but with no spindle play. My new knee doesn’t like my newer XTR and XT pedals, looking for something in the ‘05-‘13 or so vintage.
Anyone ditch their pedals for flats and want a little cash?

[sethschmautz]

Yes. Want to trade? I have several pair of older XT trails.

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[volklpowdermaniac]

I also may have a pair sooner rather than later, will know in a couple days when I get the bike reassembled.

[rideit]

I have a few trails, I find them even harder to get out of...

[stuckathuntermtn]

Isn't there that line of spin bike and recreational pedals that have a much lower spring range? No ideal about durability, but they're SPD's so it can't be too bad. Probably cost as much as the XTR bearing replacement. Maybe less.

[volklpowdermaniac]

I have a few trails, I find them even harder to get out of...

Do the sh 56 cleats with more float help the knee at all?

[rideit]

it's a little complicated, I have a pair of older XTR'S that would come out too easily with the 56's, so I am looking to replicate that dynamic.

[El Chupacabra]

Isn't there that line of spin bike and recreational pedals that have a much lower spring range? No ideal about durability, but they're SPD's so it can't be too bad. Probably cost as much as the XTR bearing replacement. Maybe less.

I have a coworker who likes those pedals because he thought the regular SPDs were too difficult to get out of, even with spring tension turned way down. He's had two hip replacements and is a casual rider at most. So those pedals may be worth looking into. I've never tried them myself.