How long do Look Keo pedals last?
The pedals have about 12-15,000 miles on them.
Do Look Keo 2 Max pedals come with cleats?
The Keo and Keo grip cleats are available in three float options, 0-degree (black) 4.5-degree (grey) and 9-degree (red). Every set of pedals comes with the 4.5-degree float grey cleats.
Do pedals wear out?
Your pedals see a lot of abuse; leave them to wear out and you’ll be buying new ones sooner than necessary. Thankfully, maintaining pedals is easy, as are the checks that you can do to look for wear. Here’s how to prolong the life of your pedals and decide when it really is time for a new set.
How much do Look Keo pedals weight?
Technical specifications
| Pedal | 140 g |
|---|---|
| Weight pair + cleats | 350 g |
Are Look Keo cleats SPD compatible?
Look Keo 2 and Look Keo are Look’s current/previous range and they are compatible with each other. SPD-SL are Shimano’s version of road pedals. These aren’t compatible with Look products, (neither therefore are Look products compatible with them).
Can I use Look cleats with Shimano pedals?
As with road shoes, road cleats are not designed for walking any significant distance. For example, Shimano SPD-SL cleats are based on the Look system but Shimano cleats are not compatible with Look pedals and vice versa.
Can you adjust Look Keo pedals?
Like skis, Look pedals bind the feet to the pedal platform. More specifically, a specialized shoe outfitted with a cleat locks into the pedal binding, fixing the shoe (and foot) in place. The binding is adjustable, allowing for a customized fit.
How tight should cleat bolts be?
Do them up tight, but not screamingly so, you want them to be firm enough to engage and disengage carefully – without moving, but you’re likely to need to make an adjustment or two before finding the ‘sweet spot’.
