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Over time bike shoes are likely to get worn out, especially in places like the cleat and heel plate. Maintaining this part of the shoe is important for the safety and comfort of the biker.
Just because they are worn out doesn't mean that you have to buy a new pair of shoes!
This guide offers a fast way to show you how to replace the cleat and heel plate in your Sidi bike shoe and continue to wear your favorite shoes and save money.
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Flip the shoe over so the bottom is facing up.
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Use a 3 mm Hex wrench to remove the screws from the cleats.
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Removing the old cleat and align the new one
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After the Screws are undone you can remove the old cleat by pulling it away from the shoe.
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Securing the new cleat
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Insert all screws and lightly screw in and test the cleat for comfort. Once done testing tighten the screw until the cleat does not move.
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Taking off the old heel plate
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Unscrew the heel plate with a Phillips #1 screwdriver, apply firm pressure and turn the screwdriver counterclockwise.
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Removing the old heel plate
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Remove old heel plate by unscrewing the screw and pulling the plate away from the shoe.
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Securing the heel plate
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Insert screw and use the screwdriver to secure the heel plate. Screw until the heel plate does not move.
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Done! Make sure to put on your shoe and test for comfortability and repeat each step for the other shoe.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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