SpeedPlay 61200 Speedplay Zero_Chromoly Walkable Review

I've been using Speedplays for a long time. Some time ago I had to walk a kilometer and a half home with a walking version. Aside from a few minor scuffs, the lids were in good condition and still work perfectly.

I've been using Speedplay pedals for almost 30 years, but certainly not from scratch. Unfortunately I have to send the pedals back. I've previously had 2 different mechanics install Speedplay pedals but we couldn't get my boot/foot to work no matter what we did. Although they say all Sidi shoes will fit, I would be wary if your shoes are under a size 40.

The pedals were just as good as the old pedals. (As the mechanics are the same, I expected this.) The yellow caps were very difficult to install, so I lost one and had to buy an extra set of spikes to get a replacement cap. I believe you can order replacement covers but I needed a cover immediately. I recommend pedals, just be sure to fully install the covers. If the yellow covers are installed correctly, they will not fall off.

If you could help me please let me know! An avid CAT4 road cyclist is quite critical. I've used Speed Play pedals on 4 of my bikes, but this is the only spike I can't snap into! (video included) Pros: - Light weight - Dual clip options - Comes with cleat and pedal! Cons: I feel like they sent me the wrong pedals or I can't fit them with the Zero. My other shoes use the SpeedPlay X series

Zero Aero Walkable Spikes Don't Last Long. The rubber cap will fall, trust me. The old boots were much better. I think it's possible that Speedplay designed them so that you have to buy running rubber several times a year and make money from it. My tip: If you only need a boot for a second pair of shoes or as a replacement for old shoes, go for an older model without Speedplay. Unfortunately, Speedplay no longer sells them.

Extremely disappointed with this product. The spikes are just too tight. I even loosened them up, added Speedplay's own dry lube and practiced pulling them on and off 40 times on each side (160 clips total!) to wear them and they were still too tight to safely put them on while riding. and undress. . You would think that for the price they would add a feature that allows you to tighten or loosen them. I'm 5ft 3" and 120 and getting into them on a bike was almost impossible. I do not recommend.

They help my son a lot with cycling. He now uses them for 3 training rides and claims they have greatly reduced his knee pain. That's a great effect and we're looking forward to it continuing like this. The reason they can have this effect is because of the increased amount of "floating" that this type of pedal system allows, more than other typical pedal/cleat systems. The installation was a little tricky, but he followed the instructions exactly and got a good result. work is done. One thing:

Long story short, my experience with these pedals was horrible! I'm a relatively short person (120 pounds) and have never been able to lock these pedals. The design is terrible, the spring that's supposed to hold you in is very stiff with no room for adjustment so you can't dial in how hard or soft the engagement is. Shoe head screws are very small and if you keep tightening them you will push against the spring making it even more difficult for your shoe to lock, but if you apply a small…