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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Yes they will but you have to buy the cleats separately. Just look for the Shimano SM-SH52 SPD Cleat Sets.
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the pedals work great for my exercise bike. My bike is a different brand. I have a Schwinn AD2
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I bought the very regular SHIMANO SPD CLEAT SET (SM-SH52), fitts perfectly.
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No, you have to purchase new pedals if you want to use cycle shoes. I installed them easily and really like using the cycle shoes. I think you get a better workout. Just remember the threads may be reversed.
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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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These should use Keo cleats. Your local bike shop should have them. If you bring them the bike (or your old cleats), you can be sure to get the correct model. On line .... good luck. It's not worth the very small savings unless you live far from a shop.
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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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As far as I know, they will only work with Shimano SPD-SL pedals. They fit those cleats very snugly.
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Yes - the Shimano 105 SPD SL pedals come with the SM-SH11 Floating cleats. these are standard with the 105's. the floating cleats allow 6 degrees of side to side float. there are 2 other cleat options out there, the SM-SH10, and SM-SH12. The SM-SH10 cleats are "fixed" which means there is no lateral foot wiggle, and the SM-SH12 allows 2 degrees of float.
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I don't know for sure. It did not seem like that is what they are made for. As pedals for my city commuter bike they are the best I have ever had.
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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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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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Yes.These pedals are adequate. However, if you're looking for pedals as good as Shimano...not these. The clip in/out is not smooth. Quality is not high.
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They bolt in to the bottom of your SPD-SL compatible bike shoes and then allow you to clip into your SPD-SL compatible pedals
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They're just regular pedals. You can buy special pedals (for which you need special shoes) to replace these if you want to get really serious about biking. But the pedals that come with this bike are standard.
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If you want to use the cleat side of the pedal you would need to buy the spin shoes with cleats. Otherwise, you use the other side of the pedal with straps. You will definitely love spinning way more once you try the cleats!! Well worth it.