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Old 01-20-23, 10:02 AM
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ClydeClydeson
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There are two issues to deal with, geometrically speaking, when trying to get your heels in more than normal - one is the angle of your foot, and the other is heel clearance so your foot doesn't hit the frame or crank.

I think a solution could be to drill a new hole inboard of the existing cleat mounting holes and put a threaded insert in to mount the cleat. Here's a diagram to show what I am thinking...

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