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cleat to pedal spindle distance?

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  1. Question: Anyone know of a chart documenting various shoe-cleat to pedal-spindle distances for
    various pedals? Just curious, as I have a saddle height using Shimano mtb 737 (the original mtb
    "spud"😉, and would like to compare that to saddle height using Shimano Dura Ace road (older design).
    My guess is a closer to spindle cleat on the latter, but it's not something I can measure!

    Thnx, David A.

  2. David Auker said:

    Question: Anyone know of a chart documenting various shoe-cleat to pedal-spindle distances for
    various pedals? Just curious, as I have a saddle height using Shimano mtb 737 (the original mtb
    "spud"😉, and would like to compare that to saddle height using Shimano Dura Ace road (older

    Why not just click in the shoes (without your feet) and measure from the center of the spindle?
    Measure to the bottom of the sole if using the same shoe, or to where you think the insole is if
    using different shoes.
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    Rick Onanian

  3. "Rick Onanian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...
    : On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 16:40:41 -0800, "David Auker" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    : >Question: Anyone know of a chart documenting various shoe-cleat to pedal-spindle distances for
    : >various pedals? Just curious, as I have a saddle height using Shimano mtb 737 (the original mtb
    : >"spud"😉, and would like to compare that to saddle height using Shimano Dura Ace road (older
    :
    : Why not just click in the shoes (without your feet) and measure from the center of the spindle?
    : Measure to the bottom of the sole if using the same shoe, or to where you think the insole is if
    : using different shoes.

    Could, but 'twould be easier just looking at a chart... :-) David

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