Does anyone know if the newer snap shim cleat baseplate offers more fore-aft adjustability than the older cleats or is it the same? I have a new pair of Specialized road shoes, and the problem is that I cannot get the slimline cleat to mount far enough back on the shoe to properly position my foot in relation to the pedal spindle. Basically I want to know if a new set of cleats will fix the problem or if this shoe will just not work for me.
Does anyone know if the newer snap shim cleat baseplate offers more fore-aft adjustability than the older cleats or is it the same? I have a new pair of Specialized road shoes, and the problem is that I cannot get the slimline cleat to mount far enough back on the shoe to properly position my foot in relation to the pedal spindle. Basically I want to know if a new set of cleats will fix the problem or if this shoe will just not work for me.
I had this problem too wit hmatching the speedplay zero cleat to a new Vittoria shoe. The solution is a thin CNC milled aluminium shim that allows you a greater range of adjustment. It's available from Cyclefit and look under the Specialist Fittings section. Steve does ship these to a few places in the US so send him an email and see how you go. Cheers
I had this problem too wit hmatching the speedplay zero cleat to a new Vittoria shoe. The solution is a thin CNC milled aluminium shim that allows you a greater range of adjustment. It's available from Cyclefit and look under the Specialist Fittings section. Steve does ship these to a few places in the US so send him an email and see how you go. Cheers
Geoff
Sounds like exactly what I need but at $140 AUD, I could nearly get a whole different pair of shoes.