Bosiwee Road Bike Cleats for Shimano SH11 SPD-SL Shoes, 6 Degree Float, for Indoor Cycling or Road Bike Bicycle Pedals
Category: Sports & Outdoors
Categories: Sports & Outdoors > Sports > Cycling > Parts & Components > Pedals & Cleats > Replacement Cleats
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Features:
6 Degree Floating: Float refers to the amount of rotation your foot has when it’s clipped into the pedal. 6 Degree float increases the range of your ankle joint torsion angles, effectively reducing the pressure on the ankle joint, which is suitable for novice and long-distance riders.
Better Power Transfer: Installing the bike cleats can help you establish an extremely solid connection to your bike's power train. Your foot won't go flying off when you ride, so all of your energy can be dedicated to propelling you and your bike forward.
Vastly Increased Efficiency: Using bike cleats helps you find the correct foot position for maximum cycling efficiency. When you’re able to efficiently use both sides of your legs, you can ride faster and for longer time before becoming fatigued.
More Secure: By using these bike cleats, you are locked into your bike, so you can control yourself better to avoid a hazard. When you hit an unexpected bump, bike cleats will keep your feet firmly attached to the bike, giving you a much improved chance of landing safely.
Please Note: "Oh God! I am going to fall!" Everybody tips over and falls when learning to use clipless pedals and bike cleats, at least once. For this reason, please practice in an area without hazards as much as possible until you're really confident with them.

About our products
Bosiwee Road Bike Cleats
"Once you go clipless, you never go back!"
-Compatible with all Shimano SPD-SL pedals. -Effectively relieve pain and fatigue. -Easy to use.
How to set-up your cleats?
1.First, before screwing in your cleat, put on your cycling shoe and find the ball of your foot at the base of your big toe.  Where the biggest part of the bone protrudes, make a corresponding mark on the inside of your shoe with a marker. Next, do the same for the pad at the base (where it meets your foot) of your little toe. 2.Next you need to find whether the cleat needs to move laterally, from the inside or to the outside of the sole. 3.Finally, you need to adjust the angle of the cleat - whether it points forward or is turned at an angle. Begin by looking at your natural foot alignment. Sit on a table and dangle your feet. Do they naturally tend to point outwards (duck-toed), inward (pigeon-toed), or are they neutral?
Package included: 2 x 6 degree Pedal Cleats 6 x Screw 6 x Metal Gasket 1 x Wrench
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