Shoes that have SPD-R Drilling

Just whilst I was looking. Thought I would add this. Please add to the list.

Current
Specialized Sport Road
Mavic (something that RPM has)
Bont A-One
Exustar SK204 Track
Cheap ones from decathlon

Old
Shimano SH R214

some adidas shoes do (i think mavic are made by adidas?)

Wiggle/DHB R1

while we're talking about it - what's the big deal about SPD-Rs?

while we're talking about it - what's the big deal about SPD-Rs?

According to Pete

'They work well, you don't(can't) come out of them, and they Never wear out'

while we're talking about it - what's the big deal about SPD-Rs?

the first rule of SPD-Rs is that we don't talk about SPD_Rs ;)

Current
Specialized Sport Road
Mavic Avenir
Bont custom drillings
Exustar SK204 Track
Exustar E-SR990
Exustar E-SR221
EXUSTAR E-SR432
(pretty much all exustar road shoes)
Cheap ones from decathlon
Wiggle DHB R1

Old
Shimano SH R214

And many shoes can be modified by getting 5mm Tee nuts and drilling the holes for them.

mine are ruined. May need some more if I race again this year

Ebay for the Exustars unless you fancy getting jiggy with a drill?

I'm considering going back to spd-r and drilling my bonts as the exustar "track" pedals I bought last year have developed a nasty amount of play quite quickly.

Why can't people make things that just work?

And some other Shimano shoes from that era (at least some blue/yellow ones with a plastic sole, can't remember the type SH-R1xx)
I use Northwave Evolution with original NW adapter plates.

Ebay for the Exustars unless you fancy getting jiggy with a drill?

I'm considering going back to spd-r and drilling my bonts as the exustar "track" pedals I bought last year have developed a nasty amount of play quite quickly.

Why can't people make things that just work?

Must get round to making my SPD-SL 'Proper mod'

Anyone got any old spare ones (current shape) I can saw up to find a good attachment point?

Ordered some of these

Hoping I can just bolt them on

you can also use the SPD-R adaptor plate on any "Look Compatible" 3 hole shoe.

Part number: SM-SH85

I've an old pair of sidis with an adapter plate. You are welcome to have.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-sh-sm85-cleat-adapter-plate/

But they increase your stack height massively and don't feel too secure, I had some, didn't like them.

You're right: always better without adapters.
But if the shoe soles are very thin, like mine, it can be absolutely okay.
I must say that I use Northwave adapters that fit the shoes exactly.

And, SPD-R systems builds very low, so it compensates a bit.

Got a set of these adaptors with a pair of Adidas.

Let me know if any of you can use them.

Just in case you're looking for a pair in size 43:
http://cgi.ebay.de/Northvave-Rennradschuhe-43-/290546903482?pt=Fahrrad_Schuhe&hash=item43a5f1e9ba

http://cgi.ebay.de/Northwave-Rennradschuhe-Gr-43-/250791875100?pt=Fahrrad_Schuhe&hash=item3a645c521c

Or these in 38-2/3 (but not that cheap):
http://cgi.ebay.de/ADIDAS-RENNRADSCHUHE-/190514008050?pt=Fahrrad_Schuhe&hash=item2c5b850ff2

Hi end Shimano shoes in # 47 and 48, cheap, NOS:

http://link.marktplaats.nl/433292507

NOS SPD-R pedals, too, Dura Ace, same seller:

http://link.marktplaats.nl/434496386