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Thread: Cleat Covers

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  1. #1
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    I think most spd pedals are metal and are less likely to suffer serious wear very fast compared to the more plastic ones like Looks which get worn after just a few yards on the pavement. Just about every pair of those are now being packaged with covers included. I'm thinking your spds will be fine.

  2. #2
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    The only cleats I know that offer cleat covers are Speedplay and Look.

    Are there others? Isn't the point of using SPD is not needing a cleat cover?
    BCIpam - Nature Girl

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    Even with large road cleats there is quite a big difference between how the cleats wear out. I had old style (not keo) look pedals on my old bike and would wear out cleats really quickly, even if the only walking I did was walking my bike up and down the path from the shed or popping into a convenience store and the ocassional triathlon transition. I have shimano road pedals on my new bike and they seem to stand up to a bit of casual walking around much better.

    The shoes that I have spd cleats on all have recessed cleats so it isn't an issue, but I think even if not recessed, spd cleats would certainly stand up to quite a lot of walking about.
    Last edited by kiwi girl; 10-25-2006 at 05:00 PM.

 

 

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