speedplay zero float adjuster quality

landdnl
landdnl Posts: 64
edited August 2013 in Workshop
I just installed my Speedplay Zero Titanium pedals friday. They're a lot less difficult to clip into than I was led to believe. It took about 6 or 7 clip cycles before I got comfortable and not having to look down. It took a grand total of 30 minutes from start to finish(cleat alignment) before I was out on the road getting used to them. I already like them better than my Ultegra's. Much easier to clip out of. Installed cleats on DMT Radial 2's. My only concern(s) are the quality of the "float adjustment screw assembly." It seems the screws might migrate from their designated position over time. Has anybody encountered this issue? If so, what was the fix?

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  • pinarellokid
    pinarellokid Posts: 1,208
    doesnt move in my experience fella..
    Specialized S Works SL2 . Campagnolo Record 11spd. rolling on Campag Zonda wheels

    http://app.strava.com/athletes/881211
  • rajMAN
    rajMAN Posts: 429
    pinarellokid wrote:
    doesnt move in my experience fella..

    +1
  • landdnl
    landdnl Posts: 64
    pinarellokid wrote:
    doesnt move in my experience fella..

    Good to know. So I assume you ride Pinarello's. Next spring I'll be buying a ROKH, unless someone convinces me otherwise to do the FP Due. My LBS has a Due and a Quattro, but the Quattro is a little more racing, a little less comfortable on long rides. I'm about 50/50 on comfort/performance. Any insights?
  • pinarellokid
    pinarellokid Posts: 1,208
    Idid start with a Pina cyclocross bike. couldnt afford a better one so decided to go for a Ribble. stuck with the name now !!!!!! never forget your roots though
    Specialized S Works SL2 . Campagnolo Record 11spd. rolling on Campag Zonda wheels

    http://app.strava.com/athletes/881211

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