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
2103782
Keith, you will need to go to the Suburu website and look for installation of accessories. You will find the instructions there. I too was a little disappointed with that process as well.
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.
133041
I remember I purchased cleats at local bike shop separately. Please buy the shoes at amazon and buy cleats at local shop and ask them to install them on the shoes.
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The new sight has a stud on the bottom that fits in the slot in the slide. Sometimes this needs a little bit of fitting. The sight is held on the slide with a tiny screw that is provided with the sight. I highly recommend you purchase the little sight installation socket or grind down one of your own. With the proper socket size, it is not too difficult to install the sight. Also advise you to clean the sight hole and the screw with alcohol and put some Blue Locktite on the threads.
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The t bolt should go through the main mounting plate but make sure you have the other smaller mounting plate that looks like this " [ " going toward the other mounting plate, then the spring and then the nut. If you have it going the other way, the rim will be loose. It's easier if you use clamps to hold it in place because getting the nut to catch the T bolt is a little tricky. Use a socket wrench to tighten the nut until a 1/8" goes through. That will tighten up the rim so it doesn't move at all, until you dunk!
945284
You have to attach the stock (3 bolts) with provided Allen wrench. And attach the foot stirrup 10 minute process
1595385
I purchased 2 and have made one solid shoe and one hollow shoe. You really need to purchase 2 molds and use the clamp method. Hope this was helpful!
1134932
Hey Jack, there wasn't any instructions included, the install was fairly straight forward. I put it on loose at first, then I tightened the laces once I got the right position. My only issue with one of my rifles was that the sling swivel got in the way.
822885
The nut plate is part of the shoes. This allows manufacturers some freedom in changing the shape of the plate to match the shoe design. The only real standard is the spacing of the holes for the screws, and I wouldn't take any bets on that dimension, either.
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The bend of the hooks fits over the top of the door....that portion that comes over the top of the door lies flat against the door, so that means the other side of the door has the hook end..and the hook end is where you hang the actual shoe organizer. Just put the three hooks atop the open door..you'll then see that the organizer has to hang on the curled end of those same hooks. That's about the best way I can describe it. Hopefully an instruction sheet with a picture of the finished product came with your shoe organizer
32558
Loosen the lever. The shoe/plate should drop down (pivot). You might have to force it the first few times if it is tight. Mine was easy to do.
590023
Well... Studiohut (the seller) should probably know better than me, but mine definitely comes off. I just took it off to see. There's an adjustment knob on the bottom that screws into the cold shoe from the bottom via 1/4-20 thread. Maybe I'm not understanding what you mean, or perhaps it's been re-engineered since I bought mine.
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Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on the elliptical as I write this and it is an amazing pice of equipment. Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on... » Read More Hey Donna; I had trouble putting one of the bolts through one of the holes where the arm meets the foot pipe. I got stuck on that one part for about 30 minutes to an hour. It was like the holes were not synced when they were cut. It took some moving around and a few grey hairs later voila! I had my issue on the "L" footbar and arm bar. I had to maneuver the arm and leg every which way to get it to fit. Eventually it ended up going in; could not tell you what I did to force it to fit. It was like little effort did it over my weak force! I hope you ae able to get it to work. I am on the elliptical as I write this and it is an amazing pice of equipment. « Show Less
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gotta drill a couple of holes in the aluminum panel....make sure its where ya want it the first time!! otherwise these are normally meant for "open" rails! I had to actually make custom addins for the brackets on my old '84 Palm Beach 21', since mine is smaller square tubing!!!
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You need to contact the manufacturer. I am a customer who bought these and the legs to make mysef a footstool. I don't have ANY expertise eon these, the screws or anything else. I just bought them and put them onto my footstool. They worked for me. I don't know what else they work for and I am sorry. I have had several inquiries about these and the bolts and I'm not the one to ask. Amazon and Waddell are. Sorry I'm sure that isn't what you wanted to hear, but it's the truth.
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Go to your local hardware and buy replacement feet, to get them to match you may have to remove the other 3 and replace all 4.