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Old 04-27-17 | 11:53 AM
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Bikes: Emonda SL6

Originally Posted by jtaylor996
The screw isn't backing out, as far as I can tell. I think the plastic sole between the blind nuts and the cleat is maybe deformed now, and it's slipping "downhill". The cleats have sharp serrations, and I think those have dug a little hole, and it slips into the hole. But I don't think the screw is loose at all. It's an MTB, so mud is like natural locktite.
Hmm... maybe find a metal shim/spacer to put under each cleat? That way the little ridges aren't on a chewed up plastic surface. You'd maybe have to move your saddle up fractionally to compensate.
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