If I am going to use these for SPD pedals do I need a converter or should I just buy the SPD bike cleats?
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If you have a spd pedals & cleats you don't need a converter because it fits on 3 & 2 bolt pattern. Hope this would answer your question.
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Honestly, i bought them. The size didnt match. Im always 41, but these were too small, and didnt have time to send it back to return. So they are in the closet still in the box. Im not professional in bycicles, and not sure what is SPD pedals. Sorry:)
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These can be used for either.; Though as a Look cleat they are usually used on road bikes. For spinning classes the black non-rotating cleats are probably superior. But of course you have to know which pedals are on the spinning machine you intend to use. There are a dozen different pedals on the market and they are not compatible. For instance - Look markets the Delta and the Keo. These look roughly the same but the Keo is smaller and uses a different sized though similar looking cleat. There are Shimano SPuD pedals in both the mountain bike and a street pedal that looks similar but is uncompatible with the Look. There are several others as well. It is also necessary to use a shoe that is compatible with the specific pedal/cleat system you intend to use. But usually shoes are compatible with the two major mounting systems.
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It depends in your pedals. The cleats that come with these shoes are the standard 2 bolt SPD cleats. Many trainers use this type.
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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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"Normal shoes" as in street shoes/tennis shoes/running shoes etc? No, not really a good idea, and I personally would really have to say "No." these are "clip in" style pedals that are for bike shoes with road cleats (specifically SPD-SL road cleats)... if you want to ride with "normal shoes" you really should use a pedal with toe clips such as the Avenir Ultralight Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps Avenir Ultralight Pedals with Toe Clips and Straps, Black/Silver, 9/16 Inch Axle
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You can use any cycling shoe with clips for indoor and outdoor - as long as you have the right clips that work with the pedals - ie Look Delta or SPD
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No you need an adapter. They're mad cheap though. I got mind under a dollar at my bike shop.
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Standard SPD, one side only - other side is shaped for aerodynamics, not for traction! They do hang at a consistent angle with the cleat facing the rear so it is easy to roll the pedal and step into the connection easily.
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Hi Bonnie. Yes, the pedals come with SPD cleats that will fit on your shoes.
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Hello, the pedals that come with the bike are not "clipless" they have straps. You can strap into these pedals, but you cannot "clip" into them with an SPD cleated shoe.
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If it's the same as SPDs ,it prolly work. As long it's SPD compatible, you should be fine. Fyi, these goes underneath your shoes....
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No. The pedal is similar to a road bike pedal but in SPD form allowing you to use SPD clips. Your foot rests more on the pedal than the standard SPD pedal allowing for a more comfortable ride if you are doing a long road outing.
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Yes if you are installing a SPD MTB type cleat in the shoe. But the Click'r system is made to clip in and out easier so I don't understand why you would choose this shoe and not a Click'r specific pedal. Which would be a better option. These pedals are OK, but I would not buy them again.
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They only work with SPD-SL. Very good shoe. I've had them for about 3 months now, and put about 300 miles a week in the saddle and I have no complaints.
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yes, you do need to ourchase sshoe cleats separately. Also, please make sure the screw pattern of the pedal rod of your bike is metric and not SAE.M.
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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.
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Standard. Mountain bike cleats will work.... However, my advice would be to spend more on better quality brand name pedals. These are roughly made and a good cleat will work just as well in the mud as when it's new.... These are not great quality.