Is this shoe well suited for spinning w SPD pedals / clips?
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For spinning, I look for a WELL VENTILATED, easy to walk in shoe with decent support in the sole. Comparatively speaking, this shoe should serve you quite well. It is also compatible with SPD pedals/clips.
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Depends on the pedals. These are SPD cleats. Some bikes will have "Look" style pedals. Ask an instructor or other worker at the gym to be sure what they have.
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Yes. I use these on my MTN bike. They are very nice pedals. I can run to the store or just take a ride and not have to clip in. If your counting grams then maybe you should be looking for something different.
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The pedals it comes with have two sides. One for regular shoes/trainers and the other has the spd cleat which is fairly standard on spin bikes in the gym or on mountain bike pedals. Road bike spd's would not work
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That is the intended purpose of the mtn bike pedal. Although you could use them on almost any type of bike, as long as you have SPD compatible shoes.
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Definitely... all clipless shoes can work with different clipless pedals. The pedal you're referring to is a Shimano pedal that uses SPD cleats. All shimano mtn bike pedals use SPD. The shoes do not come with cleats, but the pedals will.
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The pedals have clips on one side and clip-less on the other. The clip-less side are for the smaller mountain bike cleats. Unless you have a mountain bike or hybrid that has the clip-less pedals I would stick to just using running shoes with the clip side of the pedal.
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You don't need shoe clips with these pedals. They are set up to use with regular shoes, though a narrow profile cycling shoe will get you into and out of the straps easier. If you have lock in type shoes, you probably want a "clipless" pedal
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best pedal for shoes sh-ct70 is pd-700(asin#B008VQCT0E) . I will have it on 4/24/15. bob
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The pedals that came with the bike have cages. If u want to use bike shoes with clips you will need to order new pedals. I found the clips pedals on Amazon for $25.00. I bought the SPD pedals and they were easy to install on the bike�
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I recommend another peddle which is better for regular shoes and bike shoes: Shimano PDT400 Clickr Pedal. I have had both and have fallen many times with the PD-M540 but none with the PDT400. The PDT400 also has a plastic platform around it to support regular shoes. The two have a similar design but the PDT400 is a later model and is easier to get in to and out of.
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if they are spd compatible shoes then they will work. i wear chrome kursk pros equipped with shimano spd clips.
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No. This pedal comes with a strap if you do not have the special shoes. It does allow for clip in if you do have the special shoes. SPD cleat would be needed on the shoe
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I would say they are mostly anti-slip. I don't have to reposition my feet like I did without them on standard pedals, so just that has improved efficiency. I like them a lot for frequent stopping, easy in and out. For me, the upstroke power is limited in tennis shoes just because they don't offer much protection to my big toe nails, which rub on the clip and get sore after many miles, but I find that goes away in a cycling shoe that is more rigid. I honestly forget I have them until I have to stop. I like them a lot.
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They work great as spd pedals. Long rides with out latching on is uncomfortable , but it works fine on short rides but it takes getting use to if you keep stepping on the wron side
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Hello Vinicius, I am new to clip-less pedals so you will need to due your homework. I use them with Shimano RO88 shoes and they work great. The install was easy and I enjoy the extra movement (side-to-side) for my knees. Maybe you can look up the RO88 and compare them to your SH-11
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It does not fit "ANY" pedal. I had a set of pedals that it did not fit. I don't know about your particular application but the pedal must have two holes on on side to attach the clip with screws. Some pedals have these holes under a reflector which can be removed so that the clip can be attached and that works well but some pedals have a recess where the reflector mounts and that prevents the clip from attaching correctly. In addition, I have found that for myself these clips are too short and one of them seems to be improperly made so that it forces my foot to point in the wrong direction when pedaling. This is causing some strain on my knee. I have ordered a different set from Avenir which seem to be better made (and are a little more expensive). I have not received them yet so I cannot comment on their quality.