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Old January 28th 07, 02:25 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
John Ampleforth
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Default Northwave mirage Shoes - help

Hi, got a pair of northwave mirage shoes on the cheap but having never had
road shoes before i'm a little confused regarding the cleat setup. These
shoes come with look adaptor plates.

Now as far as i can tell these are necessary for spd and not look clipless,
is this so? The sole of the shoe has four screw points in a diamond shape
which can be used to attach the so called 'look' adaptor plate but can the
top 3 be used to screw in a look cleat without using the plate??

Obviously i'd try myself but i dont want to dish out for look cleats to find
that they won't fit.

thanks



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Old January 28th 07, 02:48 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
John Ampleforth
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Default Northwave mirage Shoes - help


"John Ampleforth" wrote in message
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Hi, got a pair of northwave mirage shoes on the cheap but having never had
road shoes before i'm a little confused regarding the cleat setup. These
shoes come with look adaptor plates.

Now as far as i can tell these are necessary for spd and not look

clipless,
is this so? The sole of the shoe has four screw points in a diamond shape
which can be used to attach the so called 'look' adaptor plate but can the
top 3 be used to screw in a look cleat without using the plate??

Obviously i'd try myself but i dont want to dish out for look cleats to

find
that they won't fit.

thanks


It seems i blundered. The shoes i've got are spd only, fine, preferable in
fact but again not knowing about road ranges will these:

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/Default.aspx...Cat=cycle& w=
0&CategoryName=Pedal%20Cleats

work with a standard SPD pedal that is currently on my mtb? thanks


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Old January 28th 07, 02:57 PM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
John Ampleforth
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Default Nevermind - web research pays off

thanks


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Old January 29th 07, 08:22 AM posted to rec.bicycles.tech
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Default Northwave mirage Shoes - help

got your local shop and get someone to set the cleat up on the shoe
if set wrong you can develop pain in your knees and feet
a proper fit on a road bike is absolutly needed for a good quality
experence on a road bike

On Jan 28, 8:25 am, "John Ampleforth" wrote:
Hi, got a pair of northwave mirage shoes on the cheap but having never had
road shoes before i'm a little confused regarding the cleat setup. These
shoes come with look adaptor plates.

Now as far as i can tell these are necessary for spd and not look clipless,
is this so? The sole of the shoe has four screw points in a diamond shape
which can be used to attach the so called 'look' adaptor plate but can the
top 3 be used to screw in a look cleat without using the plate??

Obviously i'd try myself but i dont want to dish out for look cleats to find
that they won't fit.

thanks


 




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