Campagnolo Pro Fit Replacement Cleat Pair - FLOATING
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This guide is for cyclists using Campagnolo Pro Fit pedals who need to replace their cleats. The key benefit is restoring optimal pedal engagement and float for a comfortable ride. A potential caveat is that these cleats do not include fixing bolts or the engaging hook set. This product provides original Campagnolo replacement cleat plates, available in a self-aligning (floating) option, designed specifically for Campagnolo Pro Fit pedal systems, ensuring a perfect fit and function.
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| Model Part Number | CampagnoloProFitReplacementCleat-PairOEOneColorFLOATING |
|---|---|
| Brand | Campagnolo |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these cleats compatible with all Campagnolo pedals?
No, these cleats are specifically designed for Campagnolo Pro Fit pedal systems only.
What is the difference between floating and fixed cleats?
Floating (self-aligning) cleats allow your foot and ankle to move side-to-side while clipped in, offering comfort and reducing knee strain. Fixed cleats hold your foot in a static position for maximum stability.
Do these cleats come with fixing bolts?
No, these replacement cleats do not include the main fixing bolts that attach the cleat to the shoe. These must be purchased separately or reused from your old cleats if in good condition.
What is included in the pack?
The pack contains 2 x Cleat plates, 2 x Adhesive Friction pads, and 2 x spare fixing screws and washers.
How often should I replace my cleats?
Cleat lifespan varies based on usage and walking. Inspect them regularly for wear. Replace them when you notice difficulty clipping in/out, excessive wear, or if they become damaged.
Can I use these if I have Campagnolo Chorus pedals?
These cleats are for Pro Fit systems. You need to confirm if your Campagnolo Chorus pedals are a Pro Fit model. Older or different Campagnolo pedal systems may use different cleats.
How do I clean my cleats and pedals?
Use a damp cloth to wipe down the cleats and pedal bodies. Ensure any dirt or mud is removed from the engagement area before and after rides.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty clipping in or out
Check for dirt or debris in the cleat and pedal mechanism. Ensure cleats are properly installed and not excessively worn. Verify the cleat is the correct floating type for your pedals.
Cleats feel loose on the shoe
Ensure the cleat fixing screws are tightened securely to the shoe. If the issue persists, the shoe's cleat mounting holes may be stripped; consider professional repair or a different shoe.
Excessive or insufficient float
This specific cleat is the 'floating' (self-aligning) version, allowing for natural foot movement. If float feels excessive, ensure all screws are tightened. If float feels restricted, check for debris or damage to the cleat or pedal.
Foot or knee discomfort after installation
Cleat position is critical for comfort and performance. Re-evaluate cleat placement on the shoe. Professional bike fitting services can help optimize cleat position for your biomechanics.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ensures precise compatibility with Campagnolo Pro Fit pedals.
- Offers comfortable float for natural foot movement during pedaling.
- Includes necessary accessories for a straightforward replacement.
- Genuine Campagnolo part guarantees quality and performance.
Cons
- Does not include fixing bolts; these must be purchased separately.
- Does not include the engaging hook set.
- Only compatible with Campagnolo Pro Fit pedal systems.
- Requires careful installation to ensure proper function and safety.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: These cleats are exclusively designed for Campagnolo Pro Fit pedals. Ensure your existing pedal system is a Campagnolo Pro Fit model before purchasing. These cleats are available in two options: self-aligning (floating) or fixed. This guide specifically addresses the FLOATING (self-aligning) version.
Setup Instructions:
- Remove Old Cleats: Carefully detach the old cleats from your cycling shoes. Note the position of the original cleats.
- Clean Shoe Sole: Ensure the area on your shoe where the cleats will be attached is clean and dry.
- Attach New Cleats: Position the new cleat plates onto your shoe. Use the included spare fixing screws and washers. *Note: The main cleat fixing bolts are not included.*
- Apply Friction Pads: Place the adhesive friction pads on the cleat plates as directed.
- Adjust Position: Mount your shoes onto the pedals. Adjust the cleat position for optimal alignment and comfortable engagement/disengagement. It is recommended to have cleats installed by a professional bike mechanic for the first time to ensure correct positioning for power and safety.
Care Instructions:
- Regularly check cleat screws for tightness.
- Clean cleats and pedal interfaces periodically to remove dirt and debris that could affect engagement.
- Inspect cleats for wear and replace them when significant wear is visible or engagement becomes difficult. Worn cleats can lead to premature wear on your pedals.