Originally Posted by 11.4
Many if not most high-level track riders end up with non-floating pedal systems, whether traditional slotted cleats or clipless systems. This is partly because it gives greater connection to the drive train. It's also because floating systems tend to have more problems in high-powered events.
I've read that the Speedplay Zeros are a track favorite of many top-class riders but I also read that when adjusted down to zero float, there is no warning of an unplanned release. How can that relate to your first sentence?