spd shoes

[EddiePJ]

I haven't done, but I do put a little silicon sealant from the inside, around any gap that might allow water to get into the sole of the shoe. I have yet to have a cleat work loose from any of my cycle shoes.

 

[soundwave]

 

[STEVEMANFA]

If you are old enough like me fit a set like this get your pedel arm down and watch the sparks fly, them was the days.

 

[Izzyekerslike]

right got the shoes today but there are no holes as it is covered with rubber?

do i have to remove this or got the wrong ones ?

Cut out the rubber with a Stanley knife and the screw threads will be there. Hopefully! Mine were.

 

[Izzyekerslike]

do you use locktight on the shoe bolts ?

I never have and never lost one but it can't harm.

 

[argoose]

you will find it easier to unclip with laces tied HTH

 

[Gubbins]

I have had a few problems unclipping resulting in a few nearly falls and found the cause was my shoes not on tight enough allowing my foot to twist a bit without actually moving the shoe. I always ensure my shoes and securely strapped to my feet with the Shoe Laces/Velcro Straps.

 

[soundwave]

man getting these carbon cranks is a fkn mission lol.

Yes its looking like the second week in November for the black, I’ve just had confirmation from the distributor in the UK.

thats 5 weeks after i wanted them ffs so good job i never paid on line or id be right pissed off

 

[soundwave]

well there in the post but if anyone wants some in 170mm adrenalinatv have a pair in stock for £200.

now to find some self extracting bolts for them if there compatible as know one knows lol.

 

[soundwave]

need to get a bloody crank puller now as cant use seb with these

 

[argoose]

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need to get a bloody crank puller now as cant use seb with these

no such thing as a five minute job

 

[soundwave]

well i got that one wrong as they are compatible as tried the ones of my old cranks just the cap dont go on all the way.

imo for 200 quid they could of sent some bolts or install instructions lol.

 

[argoose]

https://www.tredz.co.uk/.FSA-Self-Extracting-Crank-Bolts-JIS-M8-Steel_106204.htm?gclid=Cj0KCQjwyvXPBRD-ARIsAIeQeoEZOAU2el6yhfqzHmjcOfTT1qbzI3ZG4oI0lJS0PGCyU1e96ea-V3caAkJoEALw_wcB

 

[soundwave]

nice try but the wrong size isis m15 8mm
https://www.tredz.co.uk/.FSA-Self-Extracting-Crank-Bolts-ISIS-M15-Steel_106205.htm

 

[argoose]

nice try but the wrong size isis m15 8mm
https://www.tredz.co.uk/.FSA-Self-Extracting-Crank-Bolts-ISIS-M15-Steel_106205.htm

Tidy, my post was what was in my saved list, as is what I needed.
Posted more for idea than what to get

 

[soundwave]

saves using a crank puller at the end of the day so easy to clean the drive side

 

[Paul smith]

Been meaning to ask you..why did you change your bottom bracket?...think you did anyway..it was some time ago.

 

[soundwave]

Been meaning to ask you..why did you change your bottom bracket?...think you did anyway..it was some time ago.

the bottom bracket is the motor i have changed the crank arms and peddles

 

[Paul smith]

I'm not on about now..this was ages ago..i remember you saying you and bike shop geezer had hell of a job getting it off/out..an what you mean bb is the motor??

 

[argoose]

saves using a crank puller at the end of the day so easy to clean the drive side

Have them on the Giant Glory, they work well. Just a blow out with degreaser when they are off and re-lube then good to go