What is the advantage or disadvantage in having a cleat control the float versus the float being set in the pedal?
769556
I guess it would come down to the cleat position. You can move the cleat around to get a more comfortable position when you pedal, you have more adjust-ability with the float in the cleat than in the pedal.
247309
It depends on the peddle. You have to know if the Look peddle is correct for the cleat. If they are newer peddles then the delta are not correct. My guess is that Look made the change around 2008 to 2010.
14658
Fixed cleats allow for no side-to-side movement of the foot. Self-aligning (also called floating) cleats allow for some degree of movement of the foot, allowing your leg and foot to move to it's natural position. This is especially helpful to those with knee issues.
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You can set them both to touch the ground, however, pedaling may be a little harder because of the extra friction.
147619
There are two cleats in the package. They work good but are not as secure as looping around a standard cleat. HTH
423382
Nope you did it correct. Speed is controlled by the main box. The foot pedal is for the convenience of not having to turn the drill on and off.
1806801
No this is used to control the amp effects , with a spider 3 or 4 you don't need the pedals they are all in the amp
569111
These can be used for either.; Though as a Look cleat they are usually used on road bikes. For spinning classes the black non-rotating cleats are probably superior. But of course you have to know which pedals are on the spinning machine you intend to use. There are a dozen different pedals on the market and they are not compatible. For instance - Look markets the Delta and the Keo. These look roughly the same but the Keo is smaller and uses a different sized though similar looking cleat. There are Shimano SPuD pedals in both the mountain bike and a street pedal that looks similar but is uncompatible with the Look. There are several others as well. It is also necessary to use a shoe that is compatible with the specific pedal/cleat system you intend to use. But usually shoes are compatible with the two major mounting systems.
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I'm not an expert but I believe these are meant to be used with some type of cleat. And yes they are quite small. They look simaler to a racing pedal in size and shape. I have not used the ones I bought.
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Look Delta Bi Material Cleat are excellent cleats- nice free-play + good price and durability ==== keep cleats and pedals clean from dirt to avoid noises
1559980
You need an SPD-SL cleat. The RC-5 is the pedal so doesn't need a cleat cover (the cover goes on the cleat).
894187
No. You cant tell by the picture, but the "cleat type system" is integral to the pedals design. Meaning, just clip them in and then twist to remove them. Just like the cleat on your shoe. I have several sets and have used these for some time. They're a great piece of kit.
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Yes. First plug in your pedal if you haven't already....you just need to go into options, then control. Once there, you click on controller setup wizard. I have to do it each time, but I'm good with that. I go back and forth with my other software, depending on the work I am doing. I do notice my rewind and forward pedals are switched, but I can deal with that.
937234
There is an optional foot pedal to switch settings as a convenience but it is not needed.
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No it doesn't. If you can, I would use plywood on the sides and cleat it top and bottom. It's going to be easier to keep all of the glides lined up with each other, and it will prevent the glides from twisting and torqueing while fully extended.
746111
Yes, you can feather the pedal. Throttle control is excellent, especially compared to a controller button!
1967483
you have all the controls laid on the pedal and you have the multiple switches so you can move with ease between presets.it also makes the looper a lot easier to control.In terms of sounds, should have the same ones as the small one.