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Shimano Shoes

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  1. I've got a pair of Shimano MO38 shoes which I use without cleats.

    The rubber pad covering the part where a cleat would be fitted
    (together with its screws) got lost on a ride today.

    Does anybody know where I might get a replacement?

    TIA,

    John

  2. "Walney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I've got a pair of Shimano MO38 shoes which I use without cleats.

    The rubber pad covering the part where a cleat would be fitted
    (together with its screws) got lost on a ride today.

    Does anybody know where I might get a replacement?

    You asked this in uk.rec.cycling, and got an answer from a guy offering you
    some - didn't you follow it up?

    clive

  3. Walney wrote:
    :: I've got a pair of Shimano MO38 shoes which I use without cleats.
    ::
    :: The rubber pad covering the part where a cleat would be fitted
    :: (together with its screws) got lost on a ride today.
    ::
    :: Does anybody know where I might get a replacement?

    You're going to need a lot of replacements. These pads always seem to fall
    out, IME.

  4. Roger Zoul said:

    Walney wrote:

    :: I've got a pair of Shimano MO38 shoes which I use without cleats.
    ::
    :: The rubber pad covering the part where a cleat would be fitted
    :: (together with its screws) got lost on a ride today.
    ::
    :: Does anybody know where I might get a replacement?

    You're going to need a lot of replacements. These pads always seem to fall
    out, IME.

    Can't one just spackle the hole with some shoe goo and be done with it?

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