Hi guys. For those of you who have tried, or are using the Zero's, do you find they release rather easily??
I just put a pair on my bike, steel axle model, blue lollipops. No prob setting up the cleats, followed the instructions. I find it pretty easy to clip in, and the rotation is there, but I find that when my foot gets to the end of the rotation, I am able to clip out with almost no effort. I'm not sure how my feet won't fly out of these things if I'm sprinting, etc. If I happen to turn my foot slightly on a hard pedal stroke during a sprint, I'm gonna castrate myself. Anyone else take notice of the rather easy release tension of these??
Yup, they are flat. They clip in fine, lots of float, but when I reach the outside of the float they seem to release effortlessly!! I read a review on roadbikereview where a guy mentioned the same thing, not sure if it is common. I may have to sell these and go back to the trusty heavy Looks...🙁
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KB-<< Hi guys. For those of you who have tried, or are using the Zero's,
do
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you find they release rather easily?? >><BR><BR>
Not mine, mounted to Diadoras and LOOK shoes...
Cleat flat onto the shoe???
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