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• #2
sounds like I.D.S. - Imminent Death Syndrome - to me.
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• #3
only if i was still in london!but this was on a nice hilly 100 in the south of france!
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• #4
it's probably more to do with cleat position, and/or the fit of the shoe.
maybe move the cleats a bit and don't do the shoes up so tight
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• #5
ok, cool thanks, i did keep the straps quite loose.it was almost as if i had a 'hot spot' on the ball of my foot!
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• #6
'tis the shoes, not the cleats methinks
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• #7
Use superglue!
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• #8
Oh, sorry. Thought it said slipping feet :(
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• #9
Put an old penny in your sock before you strap your sidi shoes on.
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• #10
Could be a number of things. I get a hot right foot with my Sidi's when using Shitmano PD-520 MTB pedals, but not when using the same shoes with a set of classic Dura Ace SPD road pedals. Given up trying to find a medium between the two.
Did I just say that I had Shitmano on my Italian road bike??
I was just wondering something, i have been using mtb spds on my road bike, and yesterday on my first 100k my feet started going to sleep, and cramping really badly.Would using road spds make a difference as the are bit bigger, its something i don't really know about!
if this is the case, are there any 'touring' based spds people would recommend.just bought new mtb shoes, and don't fancy buying another pair of shoes!
cheers!