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I have a set of Look Keo blade pedals and started notice a cliking sound at 5 an 10 o'clock. The cleats feel a bit lose as well but the pedals als feels lose, there is little movement\play on them.

 

Should I replace the pedals 1st (you get a spare set of cleats as well) or should just replace the pedals or put some oil\water on the contact points.

 

Pedals are 1.5 years old\young.

Edited by Zatek
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How to know when to change your cleats:

 

I normally need to change my cleats once a year. You probably do need to change your cleats, but it probably is not the reason for the clicking sound.

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you can also try putting a small strip of bar tape (adhesive cork type ) across the entire contact face of the pedal where the face meets the underside of the cleat- it will tell you wether the sound is bearings or contact between the pedal and shoes/cleats without having to remove anything

 

or it could be threads or bearings (if they are old)

Edited by velomonatiCT
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you can also try putting a small strip of bar tape (adhesive cork type ) across the entire contact face of the pedal where the face meets the underside of the cleat- it will tell you wether the sound is bearings or contact between the pedal and shoes/cleats without having to remove anything

 

it could be threads or bearings (if they are old)

 

or the face of those pedals does wear away over time and use and then it doesn't matter how tight they are adjusted there is movement between the cleat and pedal face - the bar tape just keeps them going a while longer till they have to be replaced

This is a good suggestion!

 

My Keo Blades also squeak, I put a drop of chain lube on the platform before I go out, and it seems to stop the noise.

 

But the clicking.... not sure about that.

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having the same issue with the cheap Vp power carbons, after just about 3500km. Q20 isn't solving this issue so i guess its time for some Ultegra carbons...

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