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  • Shimano SPD (DX) cleats no longer engaging?
  • hora
    Free Member

    All four sides- I’ve sprayed them with WD40 but none seem to engage at all. Even when screwed fully both ways to try to free up. The cleats are nearly new- they work on my other SPDs/bike.

    The SPDs are quite old though- circa 5yrs+ so maybe the springs have become ‘tired’ over time?!

    bigyinn
    Free Member

    My current bike have SPDs that are well over 5 years. Im not aware of the springs getting tired.
    Are the cleats deffo Shimano ones?
    With the spring tension backed right off, can you insert a screwdriver between the pedal body and sprung back plate and move it using the screwdriver as a lever?
    Is there something on the shoes that are preventing the cleats engaging?

    hora
    Free Member

    Will have a waggle. don’t really want to bin them- apart from slight play in the axles they are spot on.

    iolo
    Free Member

    apart from slight play in the axles they are spot on.

    and not being able to clip in.

    I had this problem with ritchey spd’s. I think it was due to too may rock strikes as the cleats worked with other pedals.
    I binned the ritcheys.

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