Description Replace your worn SPD-SL road cleats! These Shimano SPD-SL Replacement Cleats are made from a super durable, lightweight nylon resin and feature a non-slip rubber base for easier walking. Fits Shimano SPD-SL pedal systems. Includes mounting hardware. 72g/pair.
Shimano now offers three versions of these cleats:
Yellow: 3 degrees of float in each direction (6 total degrees), front/rear float
Blue: 1 degree of float in each direction (2 total degrees), rear float only (front-center-pivoting)
Red: No float (fixed position) Reviews Ordered by Most Relevant First
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The perfect cleat
My shoes refuse to have anything other than a Shimano cleat screwed into their soles ...period! The perfect cleat for the perfect pedal.
Reviewed 11/25/2019
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Great cleats
by Miles_why
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, OR
These are the entry float cleats and they are great! No complaints!
Reviewed 11/7/2019
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Standard, reliable cleats
by Anonymous
Competitive Racer
Irvine, CA
The only thing that would be useful is screws that were slightly longer for people who use risers under their cleats.
Reviewed 7/18/2019
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Solid cleat
Good solid cleat, durable and well made. Last forever and easy to change out
Reviewed 7/1/2019
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Great Price!
by timgray70
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, OR.
I shopped the internet for the best price on these cleats and found them at Western Bike Works. Product works perfectly.
Reviewed 6/22/2017
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Great cleats. Easy to install.
by Dale
Cycling Enthusiast
Charleston, WV
I love these cleats. They come with new screws for attachment. The install easily and work perfectly the first time.
Reviewed 1/31/2017
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Clip in and go
0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
More comfortable and powerful than regular shoes. Make sure to practice clipping in and out before you ride. I had to loosen my pedals resistance because I couldn't get out!
Reviewed 10/8/2018
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Western has the best price
by GDS PDX
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, OR
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I ride a lot and go through a lot of gear. Western always has the best price for things you need to replace on a regular basis-like cleats. Thanks for being my go-to resource for bike gear!
Reviewed 9/27/2018
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Love them!
Great cleats...all I use.
Reviewed 9/24/2018
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Easy to install, great cleats to use!
by whereizben
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, OR
Easy to install.
Work well, with some amount of float.
Nice enough to walk around with.
Reviewed 7/30/2018
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You want the blue ones
by Mike C
Competitive Racer
Portland, OR
If you have Shimano pedals like 90% of road cyclists, these things are a known quantity. Most folks start on the yellows, but once you go blue you never go back. Red is a bit extreme. My only complaint is that I find myself replacing these more than once per year. I don't do a ton of walking on them...
Reviewed 7/30/2018
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Great product!
Cleats work perfectly with my pedals
Reviewed 7/2/2018
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Service and price
by Grover
Cycling Enthusiast
Seattle
You can buy these anywhere. I go to WBW for the price and service (no hassle returns and next day delivery.
Reviewed 6/5/2018
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Easy to use
by PDX pedal
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland, Or
Easy to cilp in and out. Not the most robust for commuting.
Reviewed 5/21/2018
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Unfortunately, Western Bike Works doesn't stock the cleat covers for this particular cleat. They can be found on Amazon.
by fellow rider
Cycling Enthusiast
Colorado
0 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
The cleats are fine, they do wear quickly and you will start to hear a creaking coming from your pedals and cleat connection.
Reviewed 7/15/2015
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Very solid set of cleats
by Sebastian Bluestone
Competitive Racer
Lewiston Maine
I switched from the red set of SPD SL cleats to the blue pro ones since the 0 degree of float was giving me knee problems but I wasn't a fan of how much float the yellow set gave me so the Blue ones suit me perfectly.
Reviewed 4/19/2018
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Great cleats at a great price
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Cleats work perfect with little float. Great power transfer for smooth pedaling
Reviewed 7/24/2014
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Well made product
by bynalski
Cycling Enthusiast
Florida
Shimano gear has always worked out well for me
Reviewed 12/7/2017
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Well made product
by bynalski
Cycling Enthusiast
Florida
Shimano products have always worked well for me
Reviewed 12/7/2017
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Perfect!
by rideonridleynoah
Cycling Enthusiast
Seattle, WA
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
I went from the yellow to the blue ones (less float) and what a difference (or maybe I waited too long and the yellow ones were beat up??) They are solid, easy to walk around on and last several months. Love those Dura-Ace pedals too!
Reviewed 12/17/2013
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