Remove Bike Shoe Stuck in SPD Pedal
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2022
- Bike shoe stuck on pedal? How to remove a bicycle shoe if the cleat came loose and the shoe is stuck in the pedal.
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Man you save my day,my cleats stock in reversed clip i find this video helpful
Thanks, saved me when stuck in the side of a remote road in Portugal
You are welcome. Good to hear it saved you a lot of trouble. Happy riding.
I had to watch a second time just to listen again, to him! What a wonderful, informative commentary!
Exactly what I needed to know - super helpful - thank you!
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Thank you 🙏.
My cleat broke and is stuck on the pedal. This video shows how to remove the stuck cleat.
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Super helpful!!! Thank you!!!
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Thanks for the video. My cleat was stuck in the pedal and I did not know what to do.
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Super helpful video! Thank you very much!
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Thanks so much for posting this, it totally worked 👍
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Thank you!!!! Really helpful…. Tiems sneakers were stuck on pedal. I ended up using needle nose pliers for my SoulCycle indoor bike.
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I like you even more now, lol. I’m a cyclist as well. I mainly do BMX and Mountain Biking but I’ve been contemplating getting a gravel rig. My buddy does long rides all the time and he’s always telling me how peaceful and how great it is but when I visualize gravel riding, to me it just seems boring… I like to ride for fun and the adrenaline rush when flying through the air and white knuckle barreling down a steep and nasty section of trail and it’s for that reason that I do not run clips on any of my bikes. I’m more of a risk taker and I like the ability to put my foot down at a milliseconds notice if I feel that I am going to fall. I just experienced that situation this morning at about 1:30am on some night laps through Stony Creek MTB trails. I went into a sharp turn on the outside and my front tire caught a newly formed rutt and my front tire washed out but luckily I was able to put my foot down and not crash. I even said to myself afterwards “and That is why I do not run clips” because I just know that if I would have been clipped in, I would have went down hard…. But anyways, on a gravel bike or a road bike I can definitely see the advantage to having clips. Same with bmx racing but I’m more of a trail and dirt jump guy.
Anyway, I did find this video helpful because I never really took the time to understand how they worked and now I know how now.
Very nicely explained! had my shoe unstuck easily. Thanks :)
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thanks I needed that as this happened for first time this week!
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Super helpful 👌🏻
This video was exactly what I was after. Thanks for taking the time to make this. 🥳
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Once you know it’s easy but honestly I couldn’t figure it out myself.
Thanks for solving my problem
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Beautiful - thank you!
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Thank you so much!
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Thanks this info has helped. In my wife's peadal the cleat has come off the shoe. Pull back the spring with pliers and the shoe was out.
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Thank you!
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Thanks so much!
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Thank you!!
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Thanks, it helped me.
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Thank you!!👍
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THANK YOUU SOOO MUCHHHH
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I have just done this lol and now i have the answer, many thanks
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Great video, thank yoy
You are welcome. It's a pleasure to help a fellow rider.
Ya saved me man
What size are the channellock pliers please?
How did you know that 9 months from after you made this video, this problem would happen to me? HOW???
I have this Problem.
But it's on a 2 sided pedal.
So I can't get any leverage when I put the screwdriver in.
Please help
Thank you. One of my SPD clip shoes has been getting stuck, I don’t know if it’s “broken,” the shoe itself is “broken,” or perhaps the pedal. I just can’t twist and unclip like I used to. Any ideas? I have to take the shoe off and wrench on it to unclip (though I’ll give your instructions a go next time.)
You might try using an allen wrench to see if you can tighten the bolts on the cleat. If the cleat isn't loose, there are tension adjustments on the pedals. There should be a + or - on the pedal to show which way to turn the adjuster for more or less tension.
@@Know-How-Now Someone suggested trying new cleats, which I may do before attempting to adjust the tension. I’ve heard that can be tricky.
I've been using SPD cleats for about 24 years and around 43,000 miles of road riding. I only ever recall replacing cleats 1 time on a pair of shoes. I'm on my 3rd pair of bike shoes. When I get new shoes, I use new cleats. That's about 4 sets of cleats this life time. 3 sets were not worn out... though the shoes were. If the cleats are wearing out they tend to get sloppy and come out of the pedal easily. Replacing/positioning the cleats is trickier than turning the little adjusting screw in 1/4 turn increments and testing the release after each 1/4 turn.
i have exactly this problem. unfortunately I have a Pedale Cube RFR Flat & Klick SL which is flat on one side and on the other side there is the cleat stuck and I can not reach it like you do.
Sorry to hear you can't get anything wedged in there to release it. The video has a 99% thumbs up and I don't recall anyone else commenting that it doesn't work on their pedals. You might try to contact the manufacturer to see if they have a trick for that pedal.
@@Know-How-Now was able to release the screw that is attached to the spring. worked as well
Thanks for letting us know, that might help someone else.
If you have an adjustment screw below the rear pivot, just loosen that.
That didn't work for me.
Do I need to apply wd40 to loosen it?