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Look-style cleats on MTB shoes???

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  1. I have MTB shoes for road riding, and currently have SPD-R
    pedals and SPD cleats, but I'm considering getting Look-style
    pedals from Performance. Will the cleats fit my shoes and
    will I be able to clip in the pedals without any modification?
    I DON'T want to buy road-specific shoes. Thanks.

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    Cary, NC USA
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  2. Zilla said:

    I have MTB shoes for road riding, and currently have SPD-R
    pedals and SPD cleats, but I'm considering getting Look-style
    pedals from Performance. Will the cleats fit my shoes and
    will I be able to clip in the pedals without any modification?
    I DON'T want to buy road-specific shoes. Thanks.

    Do your shoes have the three holes in a triangular pattern?

    Ron

  3. Zilla said:

    I have MTB shoes for road riding, and currently have SPD-R
    pedals and SPD cleats, but I'm considering getting Look-style
    pedals from Performance. Will the cleats fit my shoes and
    will I be able to clip in the pedals without any modification?
    I DON'T want to buy road-specific shoes. Thanks.

    My guess is no.

    Life is Good!
    Jeff

  4. "Zilla" wrote (clip) have SPD-R pedals and SPD cleats, but I'm considering
    getting Look-style pedals from Performance.
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    This is a naive but sincere question: What's wrong with SPD's for road use?

  5. Quoted message said:

    Do your shoes have the three holes in a triangular pattern?

    Regardless of mounting pattern, I don't think Look cleats will work in
    recessed MTB shoes, but I haven't used Look pedals and cleats in
    several years so I don't know for sure.

    Is there a reason you're looking at the Look pedals? Is it just because
    they're on sale?

    RFM

  6. "Leo Lichtman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "Zilla" wrote (clip) have SPD-R pedals and SPD cleats, but I'm


    considering

    Quoted message said:

    getting Look-style pedals from Performance.
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    This is a naive but sincere question: What's wrong with SPD's for road


    use?

    Quoted message said:


    None.

    At least the less-expensive ones I have don't stay in the proper position
    (ie, pointing up) when I unclip for a stop, and I have to work at it to clip
    back in, but I do eventually. I tried lubing them to no avail. I may have to
    put my MTB M515 pedals back on.

    Oh yes, the Look-style pedals are on sale.

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    Cary, NC USA
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  7. "RonSonic" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 07:49:51 -0400, "Zilla" <[email hidden]>


    Quoted message said:


    Quoted message said:

    I have MTB shoes for road riding, and currently have SPD-R
    pedals and SPD cleats, but I'm considering getting Look-style
    pedals from Performance. Will the cleats fit my shoes and
    will I be able to clip in the pedals without any modification?
    I DON'T want to buy road-specific shoes. Thanks.

    Do your shoes have the three holes in a triangular pattern?

    Ron

    Good point. I guess that rules them out.

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    Cary, NC USA
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