How To: Speedplay Pedal and Cleat Install
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- Опубліковано 31 сер 2021
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More discussion about float would be great . Like 30’sec on exactly which way to screw to get desired float . I’m having an awful time clipping in and out especially out. I’ve loosened the screws on the spring and added some dry lube .
Notice how the video skips after he states that you'd be ready to place the rubber walking cover over the cleat. It's a bitch to do and I've found that, after getting it placed as best as I can by hand, I have to stand on it, even slightly doing a tiny one legged hop, to get it snapped in.
Oh, and there's no "click" sound or feel when tightening up the 4 "self tightening tiny screws", at all as stated at 4:29. They have blue lock tight on them. Just tighten them to spec (around 2.5 NM, or snug).
I believe you need to remove the metal plate ships connected to the rubber cover, install the metal plate on the cleat and then install the rubber cover.
I agree that the written instructions and the above video are NOT clear.
Hi, a Video about the maintenance (with grease) of these pedals would be cool. So that you can get the problem with the Bearings under control. Thank you 😊
At 1:15 I see you are installing the pedal over a washer. I just received a new set of Speedplay Zero pedals (been using them for years) and do not see any washers included, nor have I ever used washers. Are they necessary or recommended?
I've been riding on Speedplay for 10 years for two reasons : lower stack height & choice of spindle length, and it's time for me to get new pedals, but since Wahoo doesn't seem to have solved that 'lateral play' issue, I'm about to switch to Shimano Dura-Ace (+4mm)..!
Any recommendations where to find a 2.5 nm Philips head torque wrench? Speedplay used to sell one. I think if there is a recommended tension and is not a common tool it should be included either kit or at least be able to buy separate.
What I understood from the video is that the screws self lock when the needed torque is reached. Am i wrong? He uses a normal screwdriver in the video too
I've just got mine today and I'm struggling to clip on that very last cover, I've spent over an hour and decided to give up unless you have any suggestions, if not they're going back
This is my problem, too! Any suggestions???
Put them on as best as you can by hand. Then walk heavy with each shoe on your feet, doing a little hop on both a carpeted and then hard floor. Worked for me, easily.
all cleats should come with the surround plastic! my new left cleat spring plate has 1 falty bolt hole that I can't screw in, need to use king kong force to get the screw in place, I have no problem of clip in and out, but I do worry if anything go wrong during the ride!
Unless i missed it, how do you adjust the tension for clipping in and out?
It's not adjustable. You have to buy a whole new cleat if you want the "easy tension" option.
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Hello Ian or anyone. My brand new titanium nanos click. It’s the springs. Should I tighten the 4 small screws up more? Or should I add grease to the springs? Please help the noise is so annoying.
If the screws were too loose that noise will occur. Never grease the springs but, rather, either use the Speedplay lubricant or something similar (teflon based). What did you do to fix the issue?
@@lazurm I didn’t really do anything. It only clicks on rare occasions now. I use dry lube on springs every 3 weeks.
I have a set of Wahoo standard tension cleats and they are so incredibly hard to click in almost imposable i have been on one ride in them and it was a nightmare and with no instruction why this is happening im about to go back to SPD pedals which i have been using since 2010 I now understand why so many don't ride in them, i sincerely hope i have not waisted $400 !
What about the 'lateral play', is that issue really solved...?
When going from Shimano SPDs to Wahoo Speedplay, will a saddle height adjustment be necessary?
You may need to make a small adjustment. Stack height between pedals is common so it is likely you will need to adjust the saddle a bit.
What shim do you use ? 6f and 6r or you let the 5f and 5r ?
I personally used the 6f/6r on mine to get a perfect fit to the contour of the sole of the shoe, Sidi, in my case.
On my new Comp model with the Easy tension cleat, the cleat cover fails to snap on. Despite my best efforts, aligning it correctly, pushing one side in first or not, they simply don’t snap on and just fall off. I did submit a ticket with a video of the issue to Wahoo support for whatever that is worth.
sorry to hear this. Can you share your support ticket number? I will be sure someone gets back to you ASAP.
It is 1435139
Same here. Have fought one cover for 20 minutes before giving up. I’ve been using Speedplay for a decade and never taken more than five seconds. I guess it’s the new Wahoo chintzy plastic. Back to my genuine Speedplay pedals I go.
Same here. I've been trying for over 30 minutes on both shoes and have yet to get the cleat cover to stay on. Sounds silly to have to go to my local bike shop and ask for help.
The way I did this was to get it as best as I could by hand and then put the shoe on and, first, walk with all my weight on each shoe, on a carpeted floor. Then I went to a hard floor, did the same and then did a slight hop. It was on perfectly.
Can you still use on four hole shoes without the base plate?
I have the same question. I have SIDI Speedplay shoes, so the base is already flat.
Hi, yes you can! I ordered a pair and had no problem installing the cleats on my Sidi WIRE Carbon Speedplay shoes.
Just received my zero speedplay pedals. My question is why aren't the pedals marked left and right, like every other pedal in the bicycle world is?
Because it's ambidextrous?
It's for style (my guess) in that it presents a smooth finish. I can look at the threads and know which one is left and which is for the right side (the right pedal has normal threads, the left is reverse threaded). Usually the pedals aren't changed often enough so it's a bother once in a blue moon, or less.
I just bought it C Why clipping in so difficult? I have to jump so hard to clip is that normal i have open it and install it again in my shoes still same issue?
This is a common complaint. The way it was resolved by many is to return the cleats and exchange them for the easy Speedplay cleats instead.
@@lazurm same same its joke i have used SPD pedals for years no issues these are impossible...
@@Largeportion1000 I'm not sure if you understood my suggestion here. The solution is to use the EASY Speedplay cleats (which comes with the grey colored covers, NOT the black ones).
So, if you have the black covered cleats, return them and exchange for the grey ones which are easy to clip into. I've done it and it worked 100%.
Do you guys make these peddles for MTB's ??
Not right now, keep a look out though.
@@wahoofitness bring back the Pavé! Almost the only criticism of Speedplay (before and after Wahoo) is grime clogging the cleat. The Pavé solved this issue.
*Great **Latest.Bike** , good looking, good suspension and love the gearing. I've tested some bikes that were more then twice the price but not as good. Get lots of looks when riding.*
It went together easily in less than an hour. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxHL1v1R3NE5x4KiYfyt8dnQmyNYz7qi5L Make sure the front fork is forward or the pedals will hit the front tire. Tires are both a little soft so it needs air before I ride it. The rear wheel didn't come with a clamp regular bolts hold it on. The front had the clamp. No scratches out of box. Rims are a little off with a slight wobble. They could have spent more time with the spoke tool fixing the run out. So far out of the box I'm happy with it. I did replace the pedals with a nice aftermarket set. After riding it a bit my A$$ is a bit sore so I ordered another seat. Overall I'm nearly 60 and didn't ride a bike in 30 years. I like my new 29" Schwinn. It will be used for casual rides with my friend.
He talks about float adjustment heel in heel out with the two screws. However, I’ve not heard how to get a zero degree float, a two degree float or whatever in between float up to 7.5 degree float. How is this achieved?
Simply screw both float adjustment screws all the way in.
@@Lemond75 Thanks for your input. I understand the total float is 15 degrees which I’m assuming heel in is 7.5 total degree and heel out is 7.5 which will equal 15 degrees. I notice a total of nine circles some smaller than others. If you screw in all the way the two screws , as you said, you would have zero degree float. I’m wondering how you would achieve a two or three degree float ? Are those circles a indicator of measurement? Thanks.
@@tomcochran9871 You will have to experiment. 2 degrees isn't much, so just a few turns should suffice.
Nice looking, horrible to stall. Can't get the cleat cover to snap into place on either shoe. I have a new pair of shoes with new cleats remaining on my shelf. I ride with my other shoes. Very frustrating. The "snap" of this video is a couple of seconds. Not helpful
Put them on as best as you can by hand. Then walk heavy with each shoe on your feet, doing a little hop on both a carpeted and then hard floor. Worked for me, easily.
How is the unclipping? Is it easy?
Depending on your definition of easy. I find it easy.
@lazurm any Fear of falling while unclipping?
@@sangampattnaik5944 That's a natural fear...in the beginning. I've been doing clipless pedals for 18 years so that isn't an issue, at all, for me.
@lazurm bro I use sh56 multi release cleats mtb one? So can I get used to this system?
clipping out is fine its clipping in that is the issue...
So seldom videos remind people to cross-tighten screws. And get that small screwdriver for next time...
How is anyone supposed to know what 4 Nm in torque is? I don't have a sensor on my hand. LOL
You might have to return your hand and ask for a refund or replacement mate.
Le livret d’instruction pour l’installation est déficient: Petites photos, plusieurs inutiles. Le livret semble s’adresser à plusieurs modèles de pédales Speedplay. Chaque modèle devrait avoir son propre livret. Les deux premières étapes sont assez simples à réaliser, la troisième l’est beaucoup moins… Le présentateur devrait offrir plus d’options si l’usager ne parvient pas à faire en sorte que la pièce grise adhère à la cale. On voulait bien faire, et montrer que le montage est un jeu d’enfant, mais quand cela ne vas pas, les options pour remédier à la situation ne sont pas mentionnées… Décevant.
Those cleats look ridicously complicated compared to shimanos road system. so sad.
Please make them magnetic! They are safer and shoes are more comfortable. You can continue wearing for the rest of the day
Magnetic may pick up all sorts of crap as you walk with them. Naw, I'll take'm as they are and will accept improvements with thought behind them.