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Yep I do. I used Zeros for most of 2006 and while I loved the adjustability and how you could adjust one aspect whilst the others remain unchanged, the cleat/pedal interaction induced too much wear and rocking for me. The first set of cleats I tried with my new Zeros rocked right out of the package. I called Speedplay and, whilst they were very helpful, they couldn't explain why this should be so. I got a second set of cleats and they didn't rock. Check out the Serotta board for some good Speedplay feedback. Here's one thread:

http://www.serotta.com/forum/showthr...speedplay+rock

Don't get me wrong, I think the Speedplay concept is good, but it doesn't execute well. Maybe if they used a bigger lollipop pedal body to give more lateral support to resist twisting motions they might fix things.
This is far from a universal result. I have never had any issues at all with Speedplay pedals wearing, and for everyone that has, there are a lot more folks who haven't.
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This is far from a universal result. I have never had any issues at all with Speedplay pedals wearing, and for everyone that has, there are a lot more folks who haven't.
How long have you had your speedplays? Which model? When did you get them?
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How long have you had your speedplays? Which model? When did you get them?
I've had them since I bought them....er.....4 years. X/2s. 4 years ago (20,000 miles or so....).

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I've had them since I bought them....er.....4 years. X/2s. 4 years ago (20,000 miles or so....).

If it helps, I'm a Sagittarius; I like long walks on the beach at midnight; and the person I'm looking for will be a dominatrix who's into latex, knows how to wield a razor strop, and enjoys frottage as much as I do.
Ha, ha. I was asking because I'm trying to get an idea if your speedplays have lasted a long time because they're a dif. model or because they used to be made better or simply because the other poster was one of the exceptions that happen with every single product ever made.
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