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Old 10-08-10 | 09:51 PM
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MTB Cleats

Hi guys,

I have Shimano A530s, which use the SPD 2 bolt system.
I am simply wondering if all MTB shoes use 2 bolt systems, and therefore are compatible with my cleats/pedals.
I am only asking as there are many different systems for road bike pedals, and my cleats do not work with all road shoes (3 bolt systems, special brands, etc). And I am wondering if there are also different cleat systems for MTB shoes/pedals.

Thanks.

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Old 10-09-10 | 07:39 AM
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almost all mtb shoes and most sport/touring shoes use a 2 bolt system.
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