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Question: This pedal may be used with the SM-SH11 cleats?
Document: Best pedal I have ever used. They are cheap too. I also like the way the cleats feel walking around.
I got these a few months ago to replace some cheap Forte pedals I used to use and in comparison, these are pure gold. Very solid clip in and out and the side to side play in the cleats that come with it is just right. You can find cleats that don't let your toe shift but that causes my heal to hit my frame.The rotation is a little sticky and doesn't return to vertical immediately but it isn't bad enough to disrupt riding or make you feel like you are forcing the pedal to rotate.The included clips are excellent as usual and fit perfectly with the covers I bought along with this set so I don't feel so bad about walking around on them for short periods of time.
As I write this review on 8/1/2010, the product  product I received was Black, not Silver.Putting that aside, this is my first SPD-SL type pedal. I had previously been using Shimano PDM535  SPD pedal on my road bike. I did not really have any issues with those pedals and I actually enjoyed being able to walk more easily with the mountain bike shoes and SPD cleats as compared to my friends who all used road bike shoes and Shimano/Look style cleats.As I've increased the amount of cycling that I do (100-125 miles/week) I wanted to get a more practical shoe for road cycling and decided it was time to buy new pedals as well.
When I first got my road bike, I used SPD pedals and Sidi mountain bike shoes for a couple thousand miles, but I found the balls of my feet would become excruciatingly painful after about 50-60 miles of riding at a time. After my first Century, I could barely walk, the bottoms of my feet hurt so badly. Several bike professionals confirmed what I read on the internet, that the MTB shoes' small point of contact was putting too much pressure on one point of the ball of my foot. (other opinions were that my shoe was too flexible, but Sidi makes a stiff shoe)So I bought these pedals because they are not much heavier than the Ultegra pedal and the price was right.I found the pedals and cleats very easy to attach.I put a few training miles on them, then headed out to ride the Seattle-to-Portland bike ride - after two 100-plus mile days my feet didn't hurt at all.I have since ridden close to 1000 miles on them and these pedals are really nice - my feet don't hurt and I definitely feel the difference in power between these and the mountain bike pedals.
Can't beat getting pedals with the cleats included. These were my first pedals, and since my bike came with the 105 component group, why not the pedals too. They are one sided, unlike some others out there that are double sided. I would probaly suggest the person that is not sure about pedals and wants to learn to use them to stay away from these ones, for now. Racing pedals are meant to click in and roll. If you wanna ride, stop for the scenery, get some lunch, take some pictures...I may suggest try MB shoes instead....just sayin'I just bought another set for my new bike...
You can even get cleats that prevent any float. If you've never owned or used clipless pedals, these are great solutions. You'll never miss the awkward sensation of trying to get your sneaker into a toe clip.
Met my expectations. Good value for the price.Clip-in seems a little stiff at the lowest setting, but I'm getting used to it.Shoe cleats have loosened up, but we'll see how they hold after the first tightening.
Not too heavy and not low end at all! Installed on my trek and they are a great pedal. Took a few times clipping in to get used to this style!
Much better than the Shimano 540 pedals they replace. Beautifully made, easily adjusted, smooth entrance and exit of cleats. Don't even think about spending the extra money for the Ultegra pedals since these are only slightly heavier and perform just as well. I like the fact that paint isn't used as a finish so that if they get bunged up, I just smooth the scrapes and scuffs off with my buffer/polisher.
I like these alot. The price was right as i have seen them for over $120 at the LBS. These are the first pedal like this that I have ever used. I have used them over 550 miles on a hybrid and about 150 miles on a Fuji ccr3 and have has no issues...great!
Answer: yes