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CHANGING YOUR CLEATS
Cleats are subject to wear and tear, and their condition and how they operate can become
altered over time, following intensive use or when subject to repeated contact with the
ground. If you notice deterioration when clipping in or out, or even a sensation of excessive
space between your foot and the pedal, it is imperative to change your cleats.
REMOVING YOUR CLEATS
If you need to remove your cleats (for example, to change your shoes or replace worn
cleats), it is strongly advised to follow the advice below, at risk of irreparably damaging the
cleat mounting screws.
- Use a damp cloth to remove any traces of dirt and/or dust from the cleat.
- Use a small sharp tool or a small bristle brush to remove any residues of dirt in the
hexagonal mark in the screw.
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- Use a 4 mm Allen key in good condition and check that when inserted it reaches the
bottom of the mark in the screw, and unscrew each one.
− To re-attach the cleats, refer to the relevant paragraph.
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