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Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135)
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I am trying to attach Speedplay Walkable Cleats to a 4-hole sole and found out that I need this part that is sold separately... Only, I cant find this specific part. Anybody know how to find one or what other similar products I could use instead?
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Re: Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135) [toastygloveman] [ In reply to ]
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Re: Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135) [rijndael] [ In reply to ]
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Yes, however when I tried to order from Erik's it said that they would not ship to me (PA), and the shipping for bikebug was $54!!!!
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Re: Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135) [toastygloveman] [ In reply to ]
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You could use canting wedges. Just use two in different orientations to cancel out the canting and provide a flat surface.

https://www.bikefit.com/...alkable-cleat-wedges

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Re: Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135) [Titanflexr] [ In reply to ]
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Titanflexr wrote:
You could use canting wedges. Just use two in different orientations to cancel out the canting and provide a flat surface.

https://www.bikefit.com/...alkable-cleat-wedges

I was wondering about something like these. They also have flat ones for leg length discrepancies. The only difference is that they are plastic, albiet probably hard plastic, while the other part is metal. Does anyone have experience with this working?
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Re: Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135) [toastygloveman] [ In reply to ]
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I have the bikefit wedges. They wear at about the same rate as the standard black speedplay base.
Last edited by: rijndael: Aug 1, 20 6:05
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Re: Speedplay Protector Shim Kit (Part #14135) [toastygloveman] [ In reply to ]
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I have the wedges in my carbon soled shoes. They do wear, but have lasted five years for me. The two wedges approach is lower stack than using the leg length shims (though more than the stainless plate).

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