Can’t tell unless they are under my feet and attached to the bike.
camp_jacking_roy on
My experience with SPDs has been “ride them until they get squeeky then blast them with Wd40 and relube the springs with grease. Ride until you sell the bike”. SPDs have been an incredibly reliable part of my bike since 1996 and I think I’ve gone through two pairs (sold the first set with a different bike).
That being said, these look extremely well worn, so I would just check tolerances with your shoes and cleats.
RoboJobot on
I have SPDs that are decades old, never been serviced and still going strong even though demoted to my unloved commuter bike.
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Can’t tell unless they are under my feet and attached to the bike.
My experience with SPDs has been “ride them until they get squeeky then blast them with Wd40 and relube the springs with grease. Ride until you sell the bike”. SPDs have been an incredibly reliable part of my bike since 1996 and I think I’ve gone through two pairs (sold the first set with a different bike).
That being said, these look extremely well worn, so I would just check tolerances with your shoes and cleats.
I have SPDs that are decades old, never been serviced and still going strong even though demoted to my unloved commuter bike.