Just so you know Jeff, you had the old toeclips upside down! (4:20) The longer piece was on top with a strap running through it and the other, angled, end screwed to the front pedal edge. They were often used in conjucntion with a slotted metal plate fixed to the sole of the cycling shoes. I used them for about 10 years or so when I was a lad.

I've had this system since taking up road biking 8 years ago. Replace my yellow cleats yearly. Just learned that blue and red are also available, and found this video. Great explanation. I'll probably stick with the yellow, but good to know about the other options. Thanks for the info.

*Great **Latest.Bike** , good looking, good suspension and love the gearing. I've tested some bikes that were more then twice the price but not as good. Get lots of looks when riding.*

Thanks Jeff, I've been riding with the Yellow for years. Just bought new pair of shoes and shopping for new cleats as well. I was about to go with the red, thought it was just color. Thanks for the re-education, I'm going to stay with the Yellow.

Now I fully understand those color codes, thanks Jeff your video is very comprehensive...see you later, CHEERS

@ANTAGONISTKING

5 жыл бұрын

Right. I thought it was just a choice of random colors. Just bought some reds and noticed how locked in I was.

Jeff thx for the history part of the video! Great Job bro!

You simply answered the two questions I have being trying to find answers for. 1- The difference between SPD and SPD-SL and 2- Why the hell these pedals are called clipless. Thanks a lot!

Love the way you put the old fashioned clips upside down on the shoe😀

Excellent video. All makes sense now. Thank you!

Excellent video. Extremely informative! Thanks!!!

Thanks for the info. Great video!

Very helpfull for beginner thenks !

Right to the point. Thanks for the info!! Very entertaining and informative!!

Totally get it now, but I've seen "gray" peddles and I was curious about the float. Thanks to your explanation, I now understand the float concept far better.

@ianterpol

3 жыл бұрын

grey are Look branded pedals

Wow! thanks Jeff. I didn't know anything about cleat colors before watching your video so now I am armed with information as I venture for the first time onto 'clipless pedals.'

Good overview. Lots good info!

Thank you so much!! I really learned from your vid.

Thanks, very helpful

Great video. It was very helpfull. Thank you from Brazil.

Hi Jeff. That's really good to know. What I would like to know is what gives the float angle. They all look the same to me in the video. Thanks.

Very helpful 👍🏽thank you 🙏🏽

Nice video !!

Awesome video great info 👍

Thank you.

I got distracted by the light fixture art behind you, and your watch!

thank so much

very helpfull thank you very much

To be fair the yellow cleats have a couple of times contributed to me falling off my bike when I have needed to unclip fast, the extra movement needed to unclip can be a drawback, next set I buy I’m going to try blue.

@hugodacosta

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry to ear that. In my case, due to an ankle injury I have, the extra movement from the yellow ones helps me prevent to suffer pain when riding.

@clemens1993

Жыл бұрын

I also started with the yellow ones and find it quite difficult to get out. Always needs a lot of foreseith with traffic, especially inner city

Are there any difference in size of cleats? The cleats l have on my shoes seem to be too large for the pedal, and it does not go/attach to the pedal. Thanks in advance

Do you recomend to buy this cleats from ali Express

I am new to "serious" road biking and people kinda force me into clipless pedals. First out with this yellow set up and one of the lateral yellow rubbers came off. Do they actually have a purpose besides helping you walk without messing up the cleats? Or should i get them repaired?

@AverageJeff

5 жыл бұрын

GabKoost First off let me say that I know guys that are serious road cyclists still use sneakers and regular pedals are faster than me. as far as yellow rubber, I’m not sure about that, my cleats they are part of the plastic or Carbon of the cleat itself and is needed to clip been to the pedal so in my case they would need to be repaired

@gabkoost

5 жыл бұрын

@@AverageJeff Thanks for our input. I'll check it out in my local bike shop.

Thank you , I will buy the red one even if I am a beginner because the Pedals (SHIMANO PD-R540-LA) have the technology to unclip easy .

@AverageJeff

5 жыл бұрын

Costin Alex Also remember that you can change the tension on the pedals to help you clip out easier as well

SL -self locking

New to the world of clipless pedals here. Do i need to start with the yellow cleats, or is it ok to use the red cleats right away?

@AverageJeff

5 жыл бұрын

If you can ride comfortably with them, sure no problem. I am still in blue.

@leftyseel8658

5 жыл бұрын

@@kb3dow Yeah i went with yellow.

Hahaha it use to call toe clip pedal cage. Clipless pedal is shorten for toe clip-less pedals. And you where holding it upside down bud i understand.

SL stands for SUPER LIGHT

Funny youre using the cage up side down

I don't know how people ride with the yellow cleats. Way too much float.

Self locking

@jflivingston

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

I do not believe you. Because you are showing incorrectly how the clips on the pedals stand, namely upside down :-). second they are not dangerous at all. Probably because of People like you, the confusion in English turned out that those mounts on pedals with clips are called clipless :-). Cyclists probably in all countrieshave the opposite, because in Russian these pedals are called contacts as if there was no contact with the pedals before:-)

Thank you.