Hi All,
I am new here, and recently replaced my old shimano mtb shoes with some new ones. I tried taking the cleat off of my shoe and ended up stripping the screw (it was about 10 years old), does anyone know where I can find a single cleat?
I just need the top part, not the part that goes in the shoe. I have some old SPD737's on my Trek970 (yea, I know, old school, but I love that tank 😄 )
Also, if anyone knows of some good areas in the Dedham, MA area to ride, please feel free to PM me.
Thank you in advance for the help!🙂
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Shimano SH51 or 55
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Sheik Yerbouti said:
Hi All,
I am new here, and recently replaced my old shimano mtb shoes with some new ones. I tried taking the cleat off of my shoe and ended up stripping the screw (it was about 10 years old), does anyone know where I can find a single cleat?
I just need the top part, not the part that goes in the shoe. I have some old SPD737's on my Trek970 (yea, I know, old school, but I love that tank 😄 )
Also, if anyone knows of some good areas in the Dedham, MA area to ride, please feel free to PM me.
Thank you in advance for the help!🙂
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Please? 98 views and no responses?
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Have you thought about drilling out the damaged bolt?
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well ahh where to find a cleat.. let me think, maybe try a bike shop? i dunno its a long shot, a bike shop having purpose made bike cleats for bike pedals.. i dunno aobut that.
you'll probly have to buy a set of cleats anyway unless the shop has something lying around, im not sure i know what you need anyway, i would consider the plate that goes in the shoe the top part since when your wearing the shoe and when the shoe is upright it is at the top.. but you say not the part that goes in the shoe which isnt the cleat anyway, you might mean the actual cleat but thats not at the top, thats on the bottom, or do you mean the washer plate that goes into the slot on the cleat
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