How do I install look cleaks with this shoe? It came with a 3 bolt plate but I can't figure out how to get it inside the shoe which I guess is where it goes?
263948
I didn't use the plate. Just put the hex head bolts through the slot on the clips and into the threaded holes on the bottom of the shoe.
263949
Inside the shoe and in the sole where are the spaces for screws there is a small window that opens, the window cuts are not visible unless you use a lamp but is there, is a bit difficult to install the plate but with some strength there will be no problem.
263950
Take out the insole and the footbed of the shoe has a perforated opening that allows you to access theb
263951
the cleats should bolt right to the shoe the female portion is already in the shoe mount the front screw leaving it loose then then the back bolts. If you can't do it take them to your LBS & they will help you out.
263952
they only screw in from bottom. go to your local bike shop if you can't figure it out, I am sure they would be glad to help you.
263953
the cleats should bolt right to the issue the female portion of it receives email screw is already inside a given shoes
1393819
Loosen bolts on side & adjust w/ screwdriver in front of chain. Hope this helps.
325837
it is my understanding that the X5 cleat will install on a standard 3 hole (Look) system so the answer is yes. I have Look cleats on mine. Great inexpensive shoe
1308806
Take out another insole from a shoe that you like. You can cut just the toe part where they meet or if the rest of the new insole hangs out cut that too. Usually the top works for me and maybe a little around the edges. Hope that helps. Put it in the slogger and put your hand in to see of the new insole covers the entire bottom. I think Sloggers are the best yard shoe ever.
708278
Sure thing, it comes w/ two wood cleats that need to be mounted first. You may have to get special masonry anchors and screws as I don't think it came w/ those.
279874
flip it over, look for a flat wood center platform with a center hole and four unused holes surrounding it. Even if it is the wrong bolt pattern (mine was) just center it and drill four new holes. Obviously you have to remove the existing legs or supports.
1779142
There are no instructions. I was frustrated with it too!! Just try to attach it the best you can. They don't fit perfectly.
25004
It looks like a flat pancake. Imagine sticking that into your shoe. If the sandals are in any way open, it will probably move around a lot. Like your sole of your shoe coming apart.
1340840
Try switching around the feet and don't tighten anything until you get all the bolts through. If anything, you might have to drill a little, but I didn't have to. Just keep it kinda loose, until you get everything in.
1240138
Mine came with the yellow self aligning cleats. When you get them, check all the parts are there. Mine had a screw missing.
268629
The shoe came with the nut plates to mount your cleats but does not come with the SPD cleats themselves so you will have to buy them separately.
1632399
You have to remove the liner from your shoes, then replace it with this. If I place it on top of the current liner, it sits too high.
873917
Little brass spike underneath - just push it down and the hot shoe should come off!
1234913
I have successfully implanted them into my Brooks Axiom 2 shoes. took the sole out, then placed the sensor in a good position near the rear of the shoe, and traced around the sensor with a pencil onto the insole. I then took an Exacto knife cut out the sensor tracing of the insole. There should be a bunch of rubber left. I then took a dremel (favorite tool) and carved out a slot for the sensor. It fits perfectly, and I can't even feel it, and best of all, I saved myself 100 bucks and foot pain. Nike makes horrible running shoes.
1945814
We used the edge of a dull butter knife to help put it on. Kind of like a shoe horn. Just get as much as you can then use the knife until it slides on.
2251733
If you look on the left side of the presser foot bar, near the bottom, there is a screw - you remove it, take off any existing feet or snap-on shank, and then put this one on in its place. In the picture, there is a rectangular opening in the middle - that is where it slides onto the presser foot bar, and there is an opening on the left side for the screw.
1620812
Put the foot stands on first; then slide the bar inside. You may have to toggle the bar a bit; but it slides in the opening quite well.