Lost screw on cleat
01-20-06 | 08:33 PM
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Lost screw on cleat
Is it okay to ride with one screw on the SPD cleat until I can get a new one?
The LBS I stopped at said the multidirectional cleat I purchased would work with my pedals, but the instructions with the pedals said not to use the model number sold to me by the LBS. I don't want to take a screw out of the package, as they might not refund my money.
Thanks.
The LBS I stopped at said the multidirectional cleat I purchased would work with my pedals, but the instructions with the pedals said not to use the model number sold to me by the LBS. I don't want to take a screw out of the package, as they might not refund my money.
Thanks.
01-20-06 | 08:34 PM
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01-20-06 | 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Tex101
Is it okay to ride with one screw on the SPD cleat until I can get a new one?
The LBS I stopped at said the multidirectional cleat I purchased would work with my pedals, but the instructions with the pedals said not to use the model number sold to me by the LBS. I don't want to take a screw out of the package, as they might not refund my money.
Thanks.
The LBS I stopped at said the multidirectional cleat I purchased would work with my pedals, but the instructions with the pedals said not to use the model number sold to me by the LBS. I don't want to take a screw out of the package, as they might not refund my money.
Thanks.
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