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Just to update, I bought some Keo Max 2 and clipping out of them is easier than my spds!
(Just have to learn to clip into them faster when riding in a group.)
2007 Ultegra 6620
http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/category/components/pedals/product/ultegra...
Are these the older spd-r models? If so I've had identical issues with my 105's and mine were heftily reduced so I wonder if this was a feature corrected in later models? I've got in the habit now of twisting my foot towards the frame and I'm now trained to do this when my foot is at 12 o clock so that don't foul the wheels.
Not much help I know but at least you're not alone!
Thanks for the advice-will try an adjustment to see if it is the cleats (I have some new ones somewhere).
The cleats are in good condition-it's been difficult to get out from day 1 but for long straights it's great.
I can clip out if moving my heels towards the frame-and end up smacking the seat tube
no problem but I really have to twist my leg to do it to the outside.
I have a new bike to build on Monday and I do not want to clip out hitting my carbon frame!
Just seems to be lots of float which is nice on the knees but sometimes you have to clip out suddenly etc.
I guess it will teach me to have full sram running gear and shimano pedals lol.
Will report back!![19](https://cdn.road.cc/sites/all/modules/contrib/smiley/packs/smilies/19.gif)
i find that when the SL cleats get worn you can sometimes spin them further in the pedal without them snapping out because there's more play. new cleats tend to fire out a bit sooner, though they take more effort to unclip
Are the cleats in good condition?
Also are the cleat bolts nice and tight, as that can cause issues.
SPD-SL's are a lot more deliberate in their action than SPD's and do require a bigger effort to unclip though.
definitely worth a try at re-setting the cleats first