cleat positioning & multi bike question

I recently had a bike fitting & my cleat position was tweaked from it's previous position I had set up for other bikes. The fitting was for my new bike build & the cleat position will therefore be different. So my query is really this. Will the new cleat position make much difference when riding the other bikes? I haven't done any test runs yet. Or will it be a case of having a pair of shoes for one bike & another for the new build? My previous cleat position was set up from a previous bike fitting for another build.
Any thoughts appreciated folks.
Nuno
Any thoughts appreciated folks.
Nuno
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I really do think folk worry too much about things like this.
I had a professional bike fit on the summer bike and he adjusted my cleats as well as the bike. I was given a sheet of measurements from my newly set up bike so I could set up the winter bike to be as close as possible. I've put 1000+ miles on the winter bike since and no problems
If you don't get on with your new cleat position, go back to your old cleat position, and apply that to all bikes including your new bike. Cleat position is mostly independent of bike set up - it is much more about where YOU need YOUR foot to connect to a pedal.
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