ShimanoSM-SH51 SPD Replacement Cleats(Return to Product Page)

They go on my spinning shoes and they are great. At first I had to get used to them but once I got the hang of it, that's it!! I go fast!!

There IS a difference between Shimano cleats and aftermarket versions. I installed an aftermarket cleat on a pair of shoes, and noticed immediately that there was almost no float. Also, much more difficult to clip in and out. A pair of these Shimano cleats fixed it all. Get the real deal. I will be using SPD style pedals forever.

Jim D

Mostly indoor spinning, but occasional trail riding.

When they wear out, just change them.

They do eventually wear out or needed for new shoes! Position well and enjoy the connection.

Like the fact that you can walk in the shoes that use them.

Men bike replacement cleats

Replaced all clunky cleats with SPD and these installed fast and easy and stay locked in place over many miles

Exactly what I expected in cleats for my mountain bike shoes.

What can I say.. I like to be clipped In...

I'm liking the Shimano SPD pedals more and more esp. the dual sided models. They are so convenient on my commutes where it involves lots of clipping in and out. I have 3 pairs of shoes with these cleats and they all work well exactly the same. All 3 are the single point release but I've had no problem releasingwhen I had to but also no accidental releases. One time, in a slow turn, my front wheel slipped out on a wet stone surface and my foot popped out no problem saving myself from an embarrassing situation. These were a bargain on sale at BTD.

Exactly as described. Work great!

As usual, Shimano produces dependably precise replacement parts. No worries about compatibility, lives up to the promise.

Shimano is Shimano. Great replacement cleats.

They work exactly like they were designed to work.

I love it!

Yep, I have a lot of shoes & it was time to replace cleats, so I did. Working just like they should.

Works great for my spin classes 3-4 times per week.

Most dependable cleats.

New cleats after 12,000 miles! Probably could have used them longer, but new ones have less play.