BBB BPD-01 Click & Go SPD Pedal Cleats - Silver

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The BBB BPD-01 Click & Go SPD Pedal Cleats are designed for mountain bike and e-bike riders who prioritize reliable engagement and consistent performance. These cleats offer a natural feel through a 4-degree float, making them an excellent upgrade for those seeking durability and ease of use, though riders accustomed to zero-float systems may require a brief adjustment period.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WW-2961130101 |
| Brand | BBB |
Yes, the BPD-01 cleats are designed to be compatible with all standard SPD-style pedal systems.
Yes, the package includes hardened steel mounting bolts required for installation.
These cleats provide 4 degrees of float, which allows for natural foot movement while riding.
They are designed for standard MTB-style SPD shoes. They will not fit road-specific shoes that utilize 3-hole SPD-SL or Look-style cleats.
Replace your cleats when you notice signs of excessive wear, thinning of the metal, or if you experience unintended release from the pedals.
Check the pedal spring tension and ensure no mud or debris is trapped inside the cleat recess or the pedal mechanism.
Verify that the mounting bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's torque specifications and ensure the cleat base is sitting flush against the shoe sole.
Installation requires a 4mm Allen key to secure the bolts through the cleat and into the threaded mounting holes of your SPD-compatible shoes. Ensure you apply a thin layer of grease to the bolt threads to prevent corrosion and make future removal easier. Regularly inspect the cleats for signs of deep gouges or structural thinning caused by walking on pavement, as excessive wear can affect the tension and release performance. If the cleat feels difficult to engage or release, verify that your pedal spring tension is set appropriately.