As a novice I have watched a handful of videos in the last few days on this subject and this one was by far the most comprehensive and easy to follow. Thanks
Susan, thank you very much. Very very helpful for a nerd like me who was staring at the cleats and the shoes and having no idea on how to put them together. Tomorrow is my first spinning class with real shoes after 2 years, YAY! THANKS AGAIN
Very helpful video! I just bought my first cycling shoes and cleats. After a few videos that weren't as detailed, I found yours. You showed everything and explained everything. Thank you!
thanks for this demonstration! i especially found the part where you detailed which holes to use in the racing shoes that have several hole sets, as mine were identical and i had no idea where to put the cleats. Great job!
Very helpful!! I'm shopping for indoor cycling shoes and I didn't even know what some of the shoe=related terminology meant. This answered all my questions, showed me what to look for when shopping, and how to install the cleats. THANKS!
I just got my new cycling sandals and cleats in the mail. It's nice to find a video that shows me how to install the cleats since it is the first time I will be doing this. Thanks for a helpful video.
Awesome! Thank you for taking the time and explaining the steps. I bought different stuff for different shops and the cleats I got were universal so I was like why the heck is this not working.. but it's because it had an extra piece not needed for SPD shoes. Thank you so much! Way better than any other videos I found.
This is such a good video. As a newbie, it was accessible and really easy to follow. You need to supplement this with other videos on positioning, but this answered so many basic questions I had and allowed me to crack on with it. Thank you!
Because it lacks full information on how to properly install the cleats. No mention of side to side alignment. (regarding float & center to pedal alignment) Anyone who follows this without checking other videos or goes to shop, will likely not have a good fit/installation. This was a half-ass attempt. She phoned it in. Good intentions, but poor presentation.
Good video! going to this send to a friend that just got shoes. I usually recommend placing the cleat centered (left to right) on the shoe, and centered (front to back) under the ball of your foot. It's a good starting point, a lot of people up just leaving it there :) Yes, grease is a must! (also use lots on seat post, any bearings, bottom brackets, cranks, etc, especially where alum meets steel) good tip. grease those cleat bolts! (they are bolts not screws haha)
Good video. I bought a set Decathlon France SPD cleats for Spinning (RPM in France). No instructions for the 5 pieces. Only on watching the video did I realise I needed only 3 of the 5 pieces
Nice video...may I offer a slight suggestion? The video says to "recycle the plates" that the cleats screw into, however some shoes do not come with plates, so these will be needed. Also, I have seen the threads strip out of these plates more than once and/or rust/corrode, so sticking them in the drawer until the shoes expire might not be a bad idea. Bike shops will usually charge you for replacements! And finally, it would have been nice if you could have given some basic guidance to apparent novices about what to look/feel for in adjusting the cleats position (fore and aft and side to side) in the shoe. Telling them that "I can't do that here" is of little help. Why not? There are some basic guidelines that give a good starting point.
This was just what I needed! I would not have thought about the grease... I am still a tad puzzled about the two sets of holes. Not sure which one to pick...
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Filmed 11 years ago, it looks like 2020 video quality
This girl was ahead of the curve
As a novice I have watched a handful of videos in the last few days on this subject and this one was by far the most comprehensive and easy to follow. Thanks
Susan, thank you very much. Very very helpful for a nerd like me who was staring at the cleats and the shoes and having no idea on how to put them together. Tomorrow is my first spinning class with real shoes after 2 years, YAY! THANKS AGAIN
Just bought cycling shoes for the first time and had no idea how to install the cleats. Great video. Thanks for your time to show.
Thank you! I finally know what the plates it came with are for, and now I can stop worrying about what should I do with them.
Very helpful video! I just bought my first cycling shoes and cleats. After a few videos that weren't as detailed, I found yours. You showed everything and explained everything. Thank you!
Agreed!
Perhaps, the easiest explanation I found on internet. Sad to see that the channel apparently is discontinued.
thanks for this demonstration! i especially found the part where you detailed which holes to use in the racing shoes that have several hole sets, as mine were identical and i had no idea where to put the cleats. Great job!
Thanks for this video! Had no idea how to set up my shoes until I watched this video. Now a happy newbie!
Thanks. The instruction on throwing away the extra plate, grease, and insole removal helped me learn new things while installing my cleats.
Very helpful!! I'm shopping for indoor cycling shoes and I didn't even know what some of the shoe=related terminology meant. This answered all my questions, showed me what to look for when shopping, and how to install the cleats. THANKS!
Thanks for such a detailed walk through! First time riding clipless and I’m excited :)
I just got my new cycling sandals and cleats in the mail. It's nice to find a video that shows me how to install the cleats since it is the first time I will be doing this. Thanks for a helpful video.
The best video I've seen on installing SPD cleats. Very clear. Thank you.
Amazingly clear and straightforward lesson! Thanks for walking me through the install.
Thanks! New to clipless pedals and this was the most clear set of instructions for getting my cleats properly installed- well done!
First day in spd cleats, thank you for the great video!!
love that your sandal shoe with holes all over says "waterproof" 🤣 great video!
I am a spd cleat noob and your video made perfect sense to me. Thank you!
Very informative, easy-to-follow instructions, clear and concise presentation - well done!
Very well done video. Clear explanation of all the basics which any novice should understand easily.
Awesome! Thank you for taking the time and explaining the steps. I bought different stuff for different shops and the cleats I got were universal so I was like why the heck is this not working.. but it's because it had an extra piece not needed for SPD shoes. Thank you so much! Way better than any other videos I found.
This is such a good video. As a newbie, it was accessible and really easy to follow. You need to supplement this with other videos on positioning, but this answered so many basic questions I had and allowed me to crack on with it. Thank you!
Thank you for this detailed, informative video!
Thanks, i've just installed my first cleats ever with your help 😉
Thank you! Just got my first pair, can't wait to try them out in spin class tomorrow.
Excellent video. Thanks so much for keeping it clear and on topic!
Big Thanks! This video has easy to use instructions and made installing my cleats super simple.
Thanks for the simple and straightforward tutorial.
Great explanation! Thank you! Just bought my first pair of shoes/cleats/pedals and needed some guidance. This was perfect!
Great informative vid - thank you :)
Thanks for this vid. Just got cleats for the first time and this was very helpful! ❤❤
Thank you! All of my questions were answered in this one video.
Thank you, as a novice this is really helpful.
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how can one dislike this message! thanks for the information. very clear and simple
Because it lacks full information on how to properly install the cleats. No mention of side to side alignment. (regarding float & center to pedal alignment) Anyone who follows this without checking other videos or goes to shop, will likely not have a good fit/installation. This was a half-ass attempt. She phoned it in. Good intentions, but poor presentation.
Thank you so much! I'm so bad with these sort of things.. Now I get to go to my spin class with my brand new shoes tomorrow! :-)
Thanks for such a thorough demonstration!
Very informative and helpful! Was easy to follow along and now I'm excited to use my new shoes :) :) :)
It was very helpful, thank you Susan!
Good video! going to this send to a friend that just got shoes. I usually recommend placing the cleat centered (left to right) on the shoe, and centered (front to back) under the ball of your foot. It's a good starting point, a lot of people up just leaving it there :) Yes, grease is a must! (also use lots on seat post, any bearings, bottom brackets, cranks, etc, especially where alum meets steel) good tip. grease those cleat bolts! (they are bolts not screws haha)
Very clear and informative, thank you!
Simple and helpful. About to ride clipless for the first time
How are you finding the clipless?? I'm just looking at getting a pair and was wondering what you think? I'm on a mtb.
Loving them and I live in NY with heavy traffic. You get used to them and you develop a strategy for unclipping. Clipping in is he hardest to master
Thank you I’m new to indoor cycling...this was very helpful.
Very clear and informative video. Thank you very much for posting! Safe riding! 🙂
Very thorough and simple to understand. Thanks.
Best explanation, so clear and concise.
Excellent tutorial. Clear sound and video.
Thanks! It is may first cycling shoe and I appreciate your help.
Thank you so much for posting this video - so helpful!
Thank you soooo much for this! It gives basically all the information needed.
this was extremely helpful! thank ou
Thanks for this helpful video! I'd love to know what kind of grease you'd recommend for the bolts.
I'm fairly new to biking and the concept of clipless pedals, so this was really usefull. Thank you
Great video, easy to follow. Thank you
Thank you very much, Just what I needed.
Thank you. Beautifully explained!
Clear and simple ! Thank you
Thanks for the video I just instaled my cleats thanks to it.
Thanks for all the detail!
Sure this video didn’t come out this year? Great quality 👍🏿
Wow 11 years old video and also the best
Perfect.Exactly the cleat I am using and almost the same shoe base.
very helpful. the best info on the subject. trust....I watched several
Thank you! Easy to understand and follow video. 👍🏼
Appreciate the video, you explained everything very well.
Very informative THANKS! Anti-seize compounds is better than grease. After your ride check the tightness of the screws again.
Thanks, very well done. Exactly what I needed
Thanks for that video, very useful
Thanks so much for this video! Super informative
Good video. I bought a set Decathlon France SPD cleats for Spinning (RPM in France). No instructions for the 5 pieces. Only on watching the video did I realise I needed only 3 of the 5 pieces
Thanks. Helped me out better than the instructions that came w my pedals
great vid. and understandable thorough instructions. ty
Thanks for this great video now I can finally use my clip-less pedals :D
Great video, very informative thanks for sharing👍🏼
This was super helpful. Thanks.
Thank you, what a wonderfully detailed tutorial! This is my first time using cleats also :-)
very helpful. Thanks so much!
Solid information!
thank you sooooooooo much for posting this video! Now I know what to do :)
Awesome! thanks you so much for the video
Excellent video. It's helped me!!
Nice video...may I offer a slight suggestion? The video says to "recycle the plates" that the cleats screw into, however some shoes do not come with plates, so these will be needed. Also, I have seen the threads strip out of these plates more than once and/or rust/corrode, so sticking them in the drawer until the shoes expire might not be a bad idea. Bike shops will usually charge you for replacements!
And finally, it would have been nice if you could have given some basic guidance to apparent novices about what to look/feel for in adjusting the cleats position (fore and aft and side to side) in the shoe. Telling them that "I can't do that here" is of little help. Why not? There are some basic guidelines that give a good starting point.
Good video! Way better than anything GarbageVillage puts out.
This was just what I needed! I would not have thought about the grease... I am still a tad puzzled about the two sets of holes. Not sure which one to pick...
Thank you for this!
I felt shame for not knowing how to install them, and i thought am am the only one.
But supringly, this video has more than 200k views :D
So useful, thank you.
Thak you for your time: excellent lesson!
Nice and useful. well done.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!
Thanks ! Well done !
@Keyboardbeatz Yes, as it clips on to the pedal. More power is transfer as ur ball of the foot is giving the most energy transferr.
@Keyboardbeatz Short answer - yes. You can pull up as well as push down
Excellent discussion
great video!
Thank you!
Thanks Susan!
Actual instructions begins at 6:00
LOL
It's worth noting: if you're an amateur (me) and this is your first time putting cleats on shoes (also me), watch the whole video.
4:46 actually
thanks for doing this
Great tutorial