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Originally Posted by verbs4us
Second, the cleat itself pivots less on the shoes than the old style. The result is that you have less range of rotation, even when the adjustment screws are set to the max rotation.
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Do you mean that there is less mounting flexibility when securing the cleat to the shoe? I haven't found that to be the case. The original design doesn't allow for rotational adjustment either. X/Y yes, but not rotation. Rotation is "free" within the limit screw boundaries.