Do i purchase Delta cleats in black or red for spin? Shimano shoes
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The blacks probably take a more accurate positioning....but I'm used to being more accurate. Are YOU?
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It depends on the peddle. You have to know if the Look peddle is correct for the cleat. If they are newer peddles then the delta are not correct. My guess is that Look made the change around 2008 to 2010.
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Either one. The red one allows for 45 degree movement (pivot) from the pedals so you can move your foot placement if needed but either one will work with Shimano Delta shoes/pedal system on a spinning bike.
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That is a more personal question as to the feel of a cleat. I like the blacks, no float. It locks my foot in the place I want it. Try the blacks and see if you like being locked in place.....if not...then buy the reds.
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Black cleats off "0" degrees of float, meaning no rotation what so ever, except for basic shoe give (which every shoe has to a degree). I personally have always ridden black to avoid unnecessary give and cleat sway. However, if you like a lot of play, hence movement left to right as you peddle then red may be for you -- red offers more play, and I believe grey offers the most. It is a very personal choice. I find that black requires perfect adjustment left to right, and vs versa. You'll know you don't have it adjusted correctly if you ankle(s) begin to hurt or get sore while riding; but when adjusted just right (which is easy to do) you'll love them!Hope this helps.... Black cleats off "0" degrees of float, meaning no rotation what so ever, except for basic shoe give (which every shoe has to a degree). I personally have always ridden black to avoid unnecessary give and cleat sway. However, if you like a lot of play, hence movement left to right as you peddle then red may be for you -- red offers more play, and I believe grey offers the most. It is a very personal choice. I find that black requires perfect adjustment left to right, and vs versa. You'll know you don't have it adjusted correctly if you ankle(s) begin to hurt or get sore while... » Read More Black cleats off "0" degrees of float, meaning no rotation what so ever, except for basic shoe give (which every shoe has to a degree). I personally have always ridden black to avoid unnecessary give and cleat sway. However, if you like a lot of play, hence movement left to right as you peddle then red may be for you -- red offers more play, and I believe grey offers the most. It is a very personal choice. I find that black requires perfect adjustment left to right, and vs versa. You'll know you don't have it adjusted correctly if you ankle(s) begin to hurt or get sore while riding; but when adjusted just right (which is easy to do) you'll love them!Hope this helps.... « Show Less
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I bought the very regular SHIMANO SPD CLEAT SET (SM-SH52), fitts perfectly.
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"Capacity" means nothing. It is a translation error, judging from the stilted language on that page. There are Keo Look cleats (for recent Look pedals) and Delta Look cleats (for old Look and also some old Shimano pedals made by Look). These are the Delta cleats. Deltas come in Red (with some sideways play) and Black (without play). The red ones are widely available in shops; black can be hard to find, as they are less popular. I would purchase this product from someone who understands enough English to know which product they are selling.
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Yes. They come with both the black "immovable" cleats and the red, 6 degree "floating" cleats.
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Hello! Because they're SPD's on both sides, it's not too practical to use them without cycling shoes. A great alternative to check out is Shimano PD-M324 SPD Dual Platform Pedal - SPD on one side, flat on the other for use with sneakers, etc. I hope this helps!
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they are black they fit perfect on my bike if you have grip shifts not sure how well tyhey would fit with thumb shifers
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The ones I got were black. They had them in red as well. They all came with loops.
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The Red is for use in Servers (5400RPM) , The Black is High performance (7200RPM)
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You need an SPD-SL cleat. The RC-5 is the pedal so doesn't need a cleat cover (the cover goes on the cleat).
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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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NO.You need to order them. Price is about $34. Item#DuroStar DS4000S-WK Wheel Kit for DS4000S.Arthur
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No idea, since I haven't taken any Soul cycle class. But you can call someone that works there (reoresentative/instructor) and ask what type of cleats are compatible with their bike pedals.
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You'd have to ask the vendor that question. I know I ordered them in black.
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The stock single-release SH51 have black cleats, the multi-release SH56 cleats are a silver color. Matthew is right that the part number *is* stamped on the cleats, but all of mine are far too scratched up to read.
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yes they do, will also have the washers as well, all in a bubble wrapped ordeal.Make certain you get the right cleats, for delta and keo are different, but I assume you already know that... Cheers....
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Silver with the black clip in the back - mine were very tight even after adjustments. to the point where i couldnt get my foot out. Went with the KEO LOOK, and am very happy i did. My boyfriend has these SHimanos and likes them very much
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I believe the Black/Infrared is the black+red pair. I'm assuming Amazon sent me this question because I purchased that pair, and reviewed it, but it looks as if the site may have changed the picture since then.