[RUFUS]

Dumb question time:

Getting more and more into spinning to get the legs going for next years DH season. I have been using toe clips unfortunately on the crap spin bikes that they have at my current gym and yes, it sucks.

The new gym that I am joining has some really nice bikes with clipless pedals. I just bought a pair of specialized elite road shoes and the only cleats that I own are crankbrothers.

Do spin bikes accept any manufacturers spd cleats or is there sometimes a weird exception?

I haven't looked into it yet so just wondering.

 

[BadDNA]

Most spin bikes I've seen use SPD pedals.

 

[sanjuro]

Most spin bikes have normal crank arms, so you could switch pedals around...

 

[SuspectDevice]

Just bring your own pedals... and a pedal wrench. If the management is against it, find a new gym.

 

[RUFUS]

Just bring your own pedals... and a pedal wrench. If the management is against it, find a new gym.

Funny you say that because I brought my own pedals and they said no. They have some crap pedals that are not spd compatible but rather the SPDR style.

 

[-dustin]

all gyms here are SPD or SPD and Look compatible. More often than not, I sell low end mtn shoes to the ladies looking for spin stuff.

 

[RUFUS]

I'll just go get some new cleats tomorrow. There were some good looking girls in that class today!!!

 

[SteezyWeezy]

sittin in the back of class, watching dat ass

 

[RUFUS]

sittin in the back of class, watching dat ass

Wouldn't have it any other way!!!

 

[ire]

sittin in the back of class, watching dat ass

Yoga is better for this

 

[CBJ]

Beaches in Europe are even better.