Speedplay Pedals

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simonjlewis

New Member
Location
London
I'm thinking of changing from regular cleats to Speedplay pedals. Does anyone use them? What are they like to use? Thanks, Simon
 
What you can float for free:laugh:

*Runs out the door quick*


Sorry I had heard that they had a large level of float but I was told the shoes are not to good?
 

Randochap

Senior hunter
spandex said:
Sorry I had heard that they had a large level of float but I was told the shoes are not to good?

What? Shoes? Huh?

Speedplay don't make shoes.

I use Speedplay X exclusively. They have unlimited float, which my knees are very happy with. If you are touring or commuting, you might like the "Frogs."

Search the forums. You'll find discussions of the pros and cons. In my opinion the only con is the potential for the cleat clogging if you walk around in mud w/ the road cleats. Off the bike, I use their "cafe caps" to avoid that possibility.
 

jayce

New Member
Location
south wales
Speedplay pedals a in a leauge of their own i changed from spd sl and never looked back,mind get the coffee cups to protect the cleats
 
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simonjlewis

New Member
Location
London
Is the only difference between the Chrome-Moly, Stainless and Titanium Light Action pedals the weight and the price?
 
Zero's have adjustable float cleats so you can either have the full 15 degrees of float or adjust it to what suits you. LA is set float and apparently easier to click in and out, though to be honest I have both and when set up right I can't tell the difference at all.

My recommendation would be stainless steel and zero, though if you're not sure go for chrome moly and accept that they will start to show signs of light surface rust on the spindle at some point, this doesn't affect the use at all and I'd say it'll be many years (10+) before it weakens them, its only surface and can be cleaned off and repainted very easily
 
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