I'd like to hear some tips as well. I got my first pair about 3 months ago...and I find that if i'm at a busy intersection i'll keep one foot clipped in and one out and start peddling with the foot clipped in to get going; but then i've got to get the other foot clipped in and that hasn't proved to be easy yet. The clip flips over or i can't get it snapped in without looking down. Add the pressure of having cars behind you and i get a little flustered and end up just trying to get through the intersection by half-@ss peddling without the one foot clipped in. Is it just a matter of more and more practice?

I can't offer any suggestions specific to those pedals, but why don't you try practicing with your bike on the trainer. That way you can clip in and out numerous times without worrying about falling over. Victor

I'd have to have a trainer first...

I have keo look pedals too and am happy with them. It just takes lots of practice to get good at using them. Sometimes on the return ride back to my home I am so tired that I forget to unclip my cleats from my pedal and fall over with my bike. I am not a very good biker and it is my weakest area. Tomorrow I am going riding with my husband to some nearby mountains in Oiso. The cherry blossom trees are in full bloom and it is so gorgeous here in Japan. I plan to do a half ironman race in Sado in early September, so I need to get used to biking 100k easily in the mountains.