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shoe-pedal compatibility

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  1. Anyone out there running Shimano R215 shoes (or other carbon soled Shimanos) with Speedplay X-pedals. The Speedplay website shoe compatibility guide says the Shimano shoes are not compatible with the X series but my LBS claims there's no worries. Supposedly the Shimano toe box is too big making it too wide to clear the crank arm and making unclipping difficult or at least not easy. Any comments appreciated.

    JS

  2. jrstevens said:

    Supposedly the Shimano toe box is too big making it too wide to clear the crank arm and making unclipping difficult or at least not easy.

    JS

    Where did that info come from? Its complete BS.... Speedplay cleats are compatible just about, if not all road cycling shoes on the market these days.

  3. martin_j001 said:

    Where did that info come from? Its complete BS.... Speedplay cleats are compatible just about, if not all road cycling shoes on the market these days.


    From the guide on Speedplay's own website.

    Image in shoe-pedal compatibility
    Manufacturer: Shimano
    Model: Carbon Fiber
    Compatibility:

    Image in shoe-pedal compatibility ZERO-Compatible with Zero System ONLY. Uses 1F and 1R Snap Shims.


    Image in shoe-pedal compatibility X Pedal-NOT COMPATIBLE. Although 1F and 1R Snap Shims cleat will mount to the carbon sole, this shoe is too wide to clear crank arm, preventing safe release. Special longer spindles available from Speedplay must be used to ensure compatibility with carbon soled shoes.

    However, I have since called Speedplay and they said that Shimano has corrected the issue on all '05 models.



    JS

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