QUOTE(mrjgx @ Mar 3 2012, 11:35 PM)
thx butthead for your informative reply. I guess I found the correct one (the trick is to adjust in mm, not cm which I did previously, and soon after the little adjustment I quickly took a short ride and see if the pain is there during pedalling). Somehow I guess the mild pain is good for me to find the correct angle for my leg so when there is no pain then I can assume the angle is right.
However the amount of rotational cleat angle is differs for both legs. The right one seems pointing out to neutral while the left is slightly toe-out. At first the lbs suggested for the red pedal but thinking that the colors doesn't blend well with my bike I took the grey one (I blame the lbs for not telling me the different of float degrees
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Hopefully i nailed the position right this time!
you moved the cleats in centimeters? the bont shoes have markings in mm.. CM is a big move of the cleats....However the amount of rotational cleat angle is differs for both legs. The right one seems pointing out to neutral while the left is slightly toe-out. At first the lbs suggested for the red pedal but thinking that the colors doesn't blend well with my bike I took the grey one (I blame the lbs for not telling me the different of float degrees
Hopefully i nailed the position right this time!
no one has symmetrical cleat positioning... they let you choose your cleat? damn... why didn't i get to choose mine? i had to live with a 4.5 degree float until it worn out (although not long)
Mar 3 2012, 11:39 PM

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