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Old 03-28-11, 04:16 PM
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float question on speedplay

when you tighten float should i assume its harder to twist and click out?im maxed at 15 degrees but can now see after just one ride i would not mind it tighter
 
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You need to tell us if you have Zero or X pedals. On Zero you adjust the float. If kept very narrow, your foot can release early. I suggest that you spend some time at the speedplay web site. https://www.speedplay.com/index.cfm?f....thumbs&cgid=3
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they are zeros chrome mollys and the web site was no help
 
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Actually the web link is very informative cervelo4me. You need to go through the process of adjusting the float that works for you as you ride. I just replaced my cleats and am going through the same process. My experience with the float adjustment is that over time and conditions, I need to adjust the heel out float position a smidge. It makes a big difference with the ride comfort for me.
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It does not get any harder to unclip when the float is tightened. You also don't release any earlier in my experience, although I don't know why that is.
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Originally Posted by urbanknight
It does not get any harder to unclip when the float is tightened. You also don't release any earlier in my experience, although I don't know why that is.
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