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SPD-SL Bike Cleats 6° Float | Road & Indoor Cycling Set
SPD-SL Bike Cleats 6° Float | Road & Indoor Cycling Set
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SPD-SL Cycling Cleats — Secure, Efficient, Versatile
Upgrade your ride with this precision-engineered SPD-SL cleat set. Available in Yellow (6° float) for riders whose feet move naturally through the pedal stroke, and Red (fixed, 0° float) for maximum power transfer and a rigid platform. Whether you're training indoors or heading out on the road, these cleats deliver confident engagement and smooth release every time.
Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- SPD-SL Compatible: Works with Shimano SPD-SL pedals including RS550, 105, Ultegra, and Dura-Ace systems. Not compatible with Look KEO, Look Delta, or Shimano SPD.
- Anti-Slip Construction: Crafted from quality nylon plastic with a silica gel base that increases surface friction for a secure, non-slip connection with your pedals.
- Durable Engineering Plastic: Heavy-duty thermoplastic body maintains correct foot positioning and stability across thousands of miles.
- Adjustable Tension: Dial in your preferred release tension to match your riding style — clip in and out quickly and confidently.
- Includes Cleat Covers: Quality rubber covers protect the cleats from wear during walking and keep mud or debris from building up inside.
- Lightweight: Only 105g per set — you'll barely notice them until they're working hard for you.
- Large Pedaling Platform: Maximizes power transfer with every stroke for a more efficient, responsive ride.
Specifications
| Weight | 105g / set |
| Material | Engineering plastic (nylon), silica gel, rubber (covers) |
| Colors | Yellow (6° float), Red (fixed/0° float) |
| Compatibility | Shimano SPD-SL pedals (RS550, 105, Ultegra, Dura-Ace) |
| Origin | Made in Mainland China |
What's in the Box
- 1 Pair × SPD-SL Cleat Set (includes mounting hardware)
Perfect For
- Road cycling enthusiasts and competitive cyclists
- Indoor cycling and spin bike training
- Cyclists upgrading from flat pedals to a clipless system
- Riders seeking adjustable float for natural foot movement
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are these SPD-SL cleats compatible with all road bike pedals?
A: These cleats are specifically designed for Shimano SPD-SL pedals, including popular groupsets like RS550, 105, Ultegra, and Dura-Ace. They are not compatible with Look KEO, Look Delta, or Shimano SPD (mountain/touring) pedals. Always verify your pedal model before purchasing.
Q: What is the difference between Yellow (6° float) and Red (0° float) cleats?
A: The Yellow cleats offer 6 degrees of rotational float, allowing your foot to move naturally during the pedal stroke — ideal for most recreational and endurance riders. The Red cleats are fixed with zero float, locking your foot in a single position for maximum power efficiency — typically preferred by competitive road cyclists who have their bike fit dialed in.
Q: Do these SPD-SL cleats come with cleat covers for walking?
A: Yes! The cleat set includes rubber cleat covers that protect the cleats from wear when walking and prevent dirt and mud from building up inside. This extends the life of your cleats significantly.
Q: How do I install these cycling cleats on my road bike shoes?
A: The cleat set includes all necessary mounting hardware. Align the cleat with the ball of your foot over the pedal spindle, then use the included bolts to secure the cleat to your cycling shoe's 3-bolt SPD-SL mounting pattern. It is recommended to have a professional bike fit to optimize cleat position for comfort and efficiency.
Q: How do I adjust the release tension on SPD-SL pedals?
A: Tension adjustment is made on the pedal itself (not the cleat) using a small Allen key on the tension adjustment screw, typically located at the rear of the pedal. Reducing tension makes it easier to clip out; increasing tension provides a more secure connection during aggressive riding.
