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Old 05-24-16 | 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by studum
Trying to see if there's anything else I can be doing to help with this before I adjust the cleat again - I'll definitely be doing so before my next ride.
Make them tighter.

You can usually (hollow carbon parts are an exception) tighten things with a hex key until it stops turning and a firm tug flexes the long side of the key.

With plastic soles the cleat serrations will dig in.

With uncalibrated hands a torque wrench often works.
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