I'm with Pam. I don't think they made cleat covers for SPDs. I have some covers for my Keos. I can't say that I use them all that often though. I'd bring them along for a breakfast or dinner ride though. For minor amounts of walking, I try to put the weight in my heels.
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10-26-2006, 04:58 AM #1
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10-26-2006, 07:49 AM #2
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Just adding a 'me too' - I use spds and never have a problem walking around with them. BikeHubby has Look, however, and is very careful walking in those - tries to avoid it at all cost- since they are plastic. I did have cleat covers for my old, old, old clipless (I even forget what they were), because they were so slickery to walk in and if I was stopping for breakfast/coffee/whatever, and walked into a place with tile, I had to really concentrate on keeping upright if I didn't have the covers in place.
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