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SPD-R Compatible Pedals

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  1. I have Shimano SPD R540 pedals on my roadbike and I'd like to put some clipless pedals on my MTB so I can use the same shoes. However, I don't want to fork out for a brand new set of Shimano pedals if I can avoid it. So I was wondering whether there are budget pedals from other manufacturers that would be compatible with my SPDR cleats? I think the Ritchey Pro V3 road pedals are...any others?

    Or does anyone have any second hand Shimano SPDR pedals lying around?

  2. Walrus said:

    I have Shimano SPD R540 pedals on my roadbike and I'd like to put some clipless pedals on my MTB so I can use the same shoes. However, I don't want to fork out for a brand new set of Shimano pedals if I can avoid it. So I was wondering whether there are budget pedals from other manufacturers that would be compatible with my SPDR cleats? I think the Ritchey Pro V3 road pedals are...any others?

    Or does anyone have any second hand Shimano SPDR pedals lying around?

    I think that Wellgo does make some cheapo SPD-R style pedals (R-2)

    BUT:
    The Shimano PD-R540 pedals are SPD-SL style; not SPD-R 😉

    (FWIW, I believe the old PD-R535 were SPD-R's and the PD-M540's are SPD)

  3. supergrill said:

    I think that Wellgo does make some cheapo SPD-R style pedals (R-2)

    BUT:
    The Shimano PD-R540 pedals are SPD-SL style; not SPD-R 😉

    (FWIW, I believe the old PD-R535 were SPD-R's and the PD-M540's are SPD)


    Right you are, they are SPD-SL. I get a bit mixed up with all the ranges available.

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