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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Shimano SPD-SL Cleat Sets Review

Shimano SPD-SL Cleat Sets
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These are the only cleats I have owned, so I don't have anything to compare them to, BUT I have had them for 3 years. I have not replaced them. I bought them as a beginner cyclist and have used them since. My cleats are a bit worn, but they still work just fine. I've probably ridden 3000 miles on these cleats, and competed in 14 triathlons in these cleats (which involves walking/running in them). So, my cleats have taken quite a beating and are still working just fine. Yes, other cleats may be easier to walk in and may hold up better, but they may not be the best cleats for riding on the road. SPD cleats are not the best road cleat nor are they easy to walk in on slippery surfaces. I like the SPD-SL cleats because they have rubber parts that stick out and contact the ground when you walk. They aren't the easiest to walk in, but if you want to walk in your bike shoes, you might consider MTB shoes instead. Personally, I ride my bike in my bike shoes and occasionally have to walk in them a few feet. I have the floating cleats, but they also come in a fixed version which are red, instead of yellow. The only downside to these cleats is that they are a tad hard to unclip. Even with the tension as loose as it will go, I find it a bit tough, but I'm now used to it and don't give it a second thought when I unclip. Sometimes they can be a bit hard to clip into, but I think that is more user error than the cleats themselves. ;) Overall, I would highly recommend these cleats and pedals for road riding.

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Choose your level of Shimano SPD-SL clipless road pedal engagement with the SPD-SL Cleat Sets. Yellow allows a bit of side-to-side play or "float" when clipped in, saving your knees from too much stress on long-distance rides. Red is the no-compromises, zero-float cleat for racing.Product Features
Material: High-impact plastic, stainless steel
Compatibility: Shimano SPD-SL clipless pedals
Recommended Use: Road cycling
Manufacturer Warranty: 2 Years
Country of Origin: China


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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Shimano SM-SH51 SPD Cleat Sets Review

Shimano SM-SH51 SPD Cleat Sets
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I bought these cleats for my son who is in BMX. I was really lost when I decied to buy these. We bought him a pair last year and the cleats broke right out of his shoes and we had to buy new shoes and new cleats and I had no idea what I doing. I was able to learn a lot from the discription of the cleats and ended up buying the right set. They are so easy to put on the shoes. They come with directions but I really didn't need them. They have been worn at every race this year (about 20) and they have held on great. They look as good as when I put them on. I have no complaints.

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SH-SH51 (Single Release) and SH-SM56 (Multi Release) fit PD-M520, PD-M540, PD-M324, PD-M545/M424, PD-M647 and PD-M959 Pedals. SH-SM52 Cleats fit 858 Pedals Only.

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