Mountain Biking - SPD pedals and cleats compatibility

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LóFarkas
11-16-05, 04:17 AM
Hi everybody!
Just popped in to ask a quick question from you savvy old foxes: are all SPD cleats and pedals compatible with each other? Shimano, Ritchey, Wellgo.. can I use one with the cleat of the other?
Thanks
Joe Pozer
11-16-05, 01:28 PM
Not sure about Ritchey or Wellgo, but Shimano and TIME cleats are not compatible. They have very different mechanisms and specific cleat designs that will only work with their own pedal.
Joe Pozer - that is because time pedals are not spd's and Shimano pedals are. ;)
LoFarkas - most of them are interchangable even though not recommended by the different manufacturer's. The only way to know for sure is to try them though.
Joe Pozer
11-16-05, 02:48 PM
Joe Pozer - that is because time pedals are not spd's and Shimano pedals are. ;)
LoFarkas - most of them are interchangable even though not recommended by the different manufacturer's. The only way to know for sure is to try them though.
You got me...good point :o
Wasn't sure if he was talking about clipless pedals in general...
Drunken Chicken
11-17-05, 08:55 AM
Azt hiszem igen, működniük kéne egyutt. :)
:beer:
PS: Translation for the rest of you ;): "I think so, they should work together fine."
LóFarkas
11-18-05, 01:45 PM
Joder, un Húngaro que vive en espana y usa bikeforums.net??? Podemos comunicar en tres lenguas:D
Legalábbis, ha beszélsz spanyolul...
Bikkmakkon is előfordulsz?
Drunken Chicken
11-18-05, 02:18 PM
Joder, un Húngaro que vive en espana y usa bikeforums.net??? Podemos comunicar en tres lenguas:D
Legalábbis, ha beszélsz spanyolul...
Bikkmakkon is előfordulsz?
Jaja, que bien, y si encima hablas francés... pues cuatro. :D Ezek szerint te is beszélsz spanyolul. ;)
Bikkmakk? Másik weblap?
what is going on. . .
please refrain from using aol ease on the forum :D
each type of pedal(time, shimano, crank brothers etc.)they have cleats for them. pedals usually come with cleats.
and i have a Q does spd stand for anything, if so what?
iamthetas
11-18-05, 08:41 PM
shimano pedal design, I think. those guys must have been what the moderators were talking about when asking folks not to speakandtext . wellgo is a shimano clone. Ritchey uses SPD cleats also but not perfectly. get their cleats for a better fit
LóFarkas
11-19-05, 07:01 AM
SPD is "Shimano Pedaling Dynamics" Not that it means anything, but that's what Shimano say.
Anyway, thanks for the meaningful posts and sorry for the offtopic communication with a fellow countryman. And no, I'm not the one the mods are complaining about. This is single freak occurrance...
Franciául nem beszélek... 2 nyelvi diplomával beérem.
A bikkmakk a www.bikemag.hu. Elég jó oldal, van arpóhirdetés rovat meg a legkomolyabb magyar bringásfórum. Gondoltam onnan ismerhetlek.
GreyGoat
11-19-05, 09:01 AM
it's not easy.. even within the sam MFGer they are not universal.. Shimano lists different cleat numbers and not all are shown to be compatible with all SPD pedals... go figure..
iamthetas
11-19-05, 11:33 AM
SPD is "Shimano Pedaling Dynamics" Not that it means anything, but that's what Shimano say.
Anyway, thanks for the meaningful posts and sorry for the offtopic communication with a fellow countryman. And no, I'm not the one the mods are complaining about. This is single freak occurrance...
Franciául nem beszélek... 2 nyelvi diplomával beérem.
A bikkmakk a www.bikemag.hu. Elég jó oldal, van arpóhirdetés rovat meg a legkomolyabb magyar bringásfórum. Gondoltam onnan ismerhetlek.
no, I mean they were saying the aolese is hard for those who dont understand English very well. you guys ,I thought, may have been examples of those who speak English as a nonfirst language.
I meant no harm or insult. I apologise if any harm was done.
thanks for clearing up the meaning of SPD
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