NSW Five Ten Clipless Plate Covers

[Halo1]

Item: Five Ten Clipless Plate Covers

Location: Wollongong
Price range/Willing to Pay: What ever they are worth - hopefully stuff all.
Extra Info: I picked up a pair of 5 10s for my daughter and she is still on flats. I am hoping someone still has the cleat covers before I hit up a shoe repair place to cover the holes.
There is a pic here https://www.scotbycycles.co.uk/3280...at-and-hellcat-pro-clipless-plate-covers.aspx

 

[DMan]

You don't reckon you could just leave it? Is the hole that big that it would interfere with foot placement? I put a pair of DMR V6s for $20 on my daughters XTC24 because the standard pedal is too small a foot area. Maybe just fit a bigger pedal?

 

[ForkinGreat]

you could cut two bits of plastic out of a milk container, put them on the SPD slots (or some other bodge to do the same), then fill the void with ShoeGoo , then repeat on other shoe.

 

[Halo1]

Thanks for the suggestions.

You don't reckon you could just leave it? Is the hole that big that it would interfere with foot placement? I put a pair of DMR V6s for $20 on my daughters XTC24 because the standard pedal is too small a foot area. Maybe just fit a bigger pedal?

These are not big shoes so it is a decent piece of the sole missing. I want to avoid any guilty feelings for when she slams the pedal into her shin and I did not do enough to avoid this. It is only a matter of time.

you could cut two bits of plastic out of a milk container, put them on the SPD slots (or some other bodge to do the same), then fill the void with ShoeGoo , then repeat on other shoe.

I don't want to go full bodge just yet as these are pretty new shoes. I will probably end up giving this a try with a bit of rubber.

 

[ForkinGreat]

Thanks for the suggestions.



These are not big shoes so it is a decent piece of the sole missing. I want to avoid any guilty feelings for when she slams the pedal into her shin and I did not do enough to avoid this. It is only a matter of time.



I don't want to go full bodge just yet as these are pretty new shoes. I will probably end up giving this a try with a bit of rubber.

If you secure it with the cleat screws, ie the size that fits, that might work.it may need a bit of shoegoo or glue to keep it from moving around too much...