Are they strong enough for racing? Will they accommodate Shimano 98R cleats?
1564375
They work with Shimano SH51 style cleats, single direction and multi-direction. And they are very strong, its a chromoly spindle, although this is designed as a commuter/hybrid pedal, not for mountain biking as it is single sided.
1634637
I have only used them on a mountain bike. I doubt if they would fit the thin wheel of a road bike.
1641006
Yes. I used them on my shimano 105 bracks. Work great for full carbon wheels.
2198047
Hello,No, they would not. You will need to look for wheels with a 5x100 lug pattern.Thanks,-Jon
174371
As far as I know, they will only work with Shimano SPD-SL pedals. They fit those cleats very snugly.
2198048
Hello, No, they would not. You will need to look for wheels with a 5x100 lug pattern. Thanks, -Jon
1830489
They are made for Dia Compe brand brakes, not Shimano. That said, will they? Perhaps. Cheap enough to try it, I think, if they visually look compatible.
980832
Yes, these will work fine. I bought these to replace my single track mtb tires which were 2.3's on my Trek 6700
758116
They will if the bottom bracket is a four sided shaft. Nice set for the $, light also.
1149708
Yeah they'll fit inline, you must be rich though, these are nine times as expensive as most bearings. I use for downhill longboarding, best bearings on planet earth.
257645
I'm not quite sure. I use them with Look style cleats, and its been awhile since I've used a bike at the gym.
434793
I would think so. That is based on the stem end diameter. I have been using them with great result and comfort on my Cannondale Synapse.
758644
Hello.Yes, they will work well. They have a '105' load capacity which equates to 2039lbs per tire (total capacity 8156lbs).Thank you,BWT
2050808
No, You Need SPD-SL cleats for these, Road Bike Cleats. MTB Cleats are SPD's. The "Float" is different on road cleats so be very caustious if you decide to switch from SPD's to SPD-SL. Hope this helps:)
5588
I think that they can be used with speed play pedals as long as you have the clips. I am using the Shimano SPD-SL PEDALS with cleats.
162387
The wheels are more than stable enough for hooking up to the back of a bicycle for riding, so I would think that they would be stable enough for running on smooth surfaces.
548637
I used them on a shimano h50 chain 8 speed. They are a tight snap so no worries about pop loose.