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Cleat center.
Question: Is the raised line on the sides of the cleat the actual center of the cleat or the theoretical axle center? Does it have anything to do with the location of the axle?
Last edited by Mikej; 01-28-2008 at 03:06 PM. |
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This thread is useless without pics...
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Is this what you are talking about?
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axel center
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yea, i know i can't spell (axle)
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Ball of foot center.
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Thanks
I was most sure it was the axle placement. I have been messing w/ my DA cleats to better fit carbon soles. I found if I wedge or shim the front (between cleat & shoe) I get less binding and an easier rotation.
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