Can you clip in and out of your pedals with these covers? Or do you have to take them off when you're ready to ride?
356478
You have to take them off. The idea of the covers is to protect your cleats while you are not riding.
356479
No, these covers are to protect the cleats while walking around. They slip on and off easily and they are very sturdy. I throw them in a jersey pocket before my rides just in case i need to stop and walk.
356480
No, these are just to protect the cleats from when you walk in them. You must remove them prior to riding.
356481
Hi, covers are to protect the cleats, you can't clip covered cleasts on the pedals, you've to take covers off for hooking cleat/pedal.
1149606
It doesn't remove completely. It is meant to be just a protective transport for the board. You would have a tough time operating your pedals if you left it in the case, because the lip would be higher than your pedal's buttons.
224757
Yes, they can come off if you pull them off. There is a slit along that allows for removing if you want to.
496903
Yes they do. I found these clips a little too confining for my toes. After riding a while my toes would start going numb. I ended up getting the Zefal Christophe mountain bike half toe clips. They have more height between the pedal and the top of the clip. They work much better for my feet. Just my two cents. Good luck.
78731
No the pedals that come with this stationary bike are the ones that have the toe guard and tightening strap that binds around your foot and shoe. But i looked on amazon and there are lots of options for the clipless pedals you may need and can change these out. Because it is really a great bike , and great price. We upgraded the seat on ours and we love it. Hope this was helpful.
167571
That is correct. Me and my husband had an extra pair of clip pedals that we installed on the bike, allowing us to use our bike shoes while riding the training.
470451
As long as your pedals have the screw holes in the front side of the pedal, they should work. If not, then u need to replace the pedals. That's what I had to do...but it's not a major expense and the clips work fine.
78730
This spin bike comes with standard rat-trap pedals. To "clip in", you would have to swap to pedals that support the type of clips you're using.
1383019
it's a pretty heavy install, i think it would be difficult to take them on/off every time you wanted to use them. that said, they are pretty heavy and do make your bicycle a good bit heavier. i have them on a commuter bike and love them for grocery store trips, picnic trips to the park, etc.
1290686
They are secure on my bike because they are installed under the seat and are connected together when they arrive. There are two leather strips to tie them together front and back. I just used the front one to keep them from flying up at high speed. My seat slides in secure in the back and I leave the front unbolted so I can remove the seat and saddlebag in bad weather. No mods to my Yamaha 2005 750 Virago. I hope this helps.
899093
I don't believe they will work on your pedals. My pedals have two openings and they work great.
659677
Yes the pedals stay in place if you use Velcro. Depending upon the size of your pedals will determine spacing
1471458
The plates go on the inside of the pedal and the toe clips on the outside. They are used to secure the toe clips. You might have to replace the pedals also.
252042
YES - i contacted customer service about this because i did not want to damage the pedals, the answer is yes, no problem.
496904
I think so, Marc. I think I would have been frustrated and therefore remember if they hadn't. These are just for foot positioning on the pedals BTW. There's no opportunity to actually pull up on the pedals. I use them on a recumbent to ensure my feet don't slide off the pedals. They're great for that purpose.
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).
871171
Have found no problems with them in this regard. Used this on a spin bike - standing climbs without clips are ok. Would be ok endorsing this product especially as it is cheaper than better known equivalents