Surprise! SPD adapters on road shoes are NOT awesome...

Squeezing in some more panic buying content as yet again picked up a pair of new cycling shoes, cleat adapters, and even new pedals... Let's if I can justify all that...
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[@mal.p]

Love anything you put out, but today's bloopers actually made me cry! Keep it coming

[@paulrerrie75]

I used those adapters to convert a pair of SPD-SL road shoes to gravel shoes by sanding the platforms down to match the curvature of the sole and installed the included cleat nuts inside the shoe.

[@erinrand9168]

Great info on the weight comparison between different types of pedal packages!

[@danjones8934]

Please please please can we have a video of outtakes?! Always put a smile on my face. Thanks for your content, stay safe & keep riding.

[@ridesofjapan]

Happy to hear that, cheers! you too mate!

[@jaydesimone4297]

They're pretty nice looking shoes. They look like great summer shoes with all the ventilation. I recently bought the S-Works 7 shoes from Specialized's Down Under collection (like you, without trying on), and they're sweet looking and comfortable, but I can see my feet getting hot in the summer.

[@TheSilversurfmonkey]

Never mind buying without trying them on, you bought without weighing a pair in a shop first! You took the manufacturer's word for it, foolish boy!

[@ridesofjapan]

Peter Shaw I’ve still have a lot to learn 😔

[@TheSilversurfmonkey]

@@ridesofjapan S'okay, we'll pretend it never happened. Good thing there's no video evidence.

[@otsuu]

Sign up for patreon so we can help you fund your continued descent into cycling kit madness. Joking aside, I really appreciate the esoteric gear you showcase and your thoughts are always on-point. I'd support you in a heartbeat.

[@ridesofjapan]

I appreciate the support mate! I don’t do this for a living so no patreon needed, all you guys watching my madness is more than I can ask for 🙏

[@crampinthecalf]

Just ordered a new pair of cycling shoes from a brand I've never used before (Mavic) and haven't tried them on... Oh boy... Wish me luck! :)

[@ridesofjapan]

🤞

[@prokopf-9332]

As long as you can return them it seems fine, its expected right now, since you cannot try them out in person . I tried 3 different brands (shimano, northwave, decathlon) with different sizes in fall, and either my toes were slightly touching to front or i was swimming around. Now i ordered mavics and hope for dear lord they fit. My feet are kinda weird in form with a wide big toe but really long middle toes. Either the shoes have been to low in height or to narrow on the outer front.

[@crampinthecalf]

Little update: Shoes arrived yesterday. They seemed a bit big at the first look. But compared to my actual Sidi shoes they are just a little bigger. Did a Zwift ride this morning. Felt good on foot after a couple of minutes. I'll keep them :)

[@AdamPopovec]

Imo the SPD shoes can vary how they interface with SPD pedals and feel not as planted. I bought S-Works Recon last year and they feel same as my Sub6 with road pedals. Really tight, no rocking, just some float. Sole sits much closer to pedal body than Giro Empire VR90 on XTR pedals.

[@jdswoger7943]

Thanks for the work you put into your channel, always entertaining

[@redwolfendurance]

I have the crank brothers adapter that works great for gravel races

[@61vik]

Tobias, you can try top of Specialized mtb shoes. Like a new Specialized Recon S-works or old Specialized XC6 S-works. Same same in feeling, only design changes. It's the best mtb shoes ever that I used. Sidi, Pearl izumi, Shimano (what ever mtb or road version) ... not so good.

[@ridesofjapan]

Specialized don’t fit my feet good, last time was the sworks sub6, had to sell them in the end. Nice looking kicks non the less 👍

[@tinglemustdie]

Entartaining video as always! Just a fast question, have you tried something like the shimano PD-ES60? They are cheaper and lighter than the XTR even though it's only one-side clip, but have a bigger platform like the spd-sl. I think they should be a nice combo with some fizik terra powerstrap for some touring with a road bike (if only fizik made this model in reflective or movistar fashion instead of dull colors )

[@ridesofjapan]

Never tried it myself, but looks like an excellent option. Knowing what I know today I would pick them over the Xpedo’s for sure 👍

[@danl2294]

Spd adapters are not something that interests me, but i watched the video anyway. Theres always some good information in your videos. Such as dura ace been lighter than speedplay. Now i know i will stick with shimano.thanks.

[@ridesofjapan]

Happy you still found something useful in there!

[@christophbuomberger8375]

I'v actually been quite happy with the adapters. I have them on fizik infinito r1 and mavic wintershoes. The heel rubber is maybe a bit minimal on the pearl izumi's and does not really help for stability.

[@ridesofjapan]

I think your right about the heal issue. No durability issues for you then?

[@christophbuomberger8375]

​@@ridesofjapan The mounting was a bit weird as I was unable to get them tight enough initially, but using carbon paste between the metal part and your sole helps a lot to get the play out. At least in my case. The rubber thread walks off with time as you can imagine, but they're not too bad. Having a lightweight hybrid shoe with SPD mount and very minimal thread + stiff carbon sole yet has to be released though

[@ridesofjapan]

Cheers for the feedback, always good to know 👌

[@cosinus_square]

You sure like bright colours when it comes to kit

[@ridesofjapan]

Only thing that is allowed to be black is bib-shorts (and they have to be black) 😁

[@cosinus_square]

@@ridesofjapan there's no riding without black bibs hehe Also the foot's wrist is called 'ankle', just in case you wanted to know that.

[@SeanoHermano]

Those road shoes are so slick! I love the colorway as well as the knit upper. Are there any MTB SPD style pedals that offer a larger platform for push on? I’ve been somehwat reluctant to get SPD pedals for this reason, and because sometimes I just want to commute around town in flat shoes (now I use Pearl iZumi flat shoes w/ Wellgo platform pedals).

[@adamsteineke4661]

Definitely entertaining! and informative! Keep it up!

[@shineygoldpicks2582]

God I need newer peddles 1 look peddle weigh 100g more than two dure ace pedals 🤯

[@tomloadsman2227]

You should try bont vapyor G

[@M9IN0G]

How do you keep your shoes so shiny? My road shoes look like crap after three years of summer and winter riding...

[@ridesofjapan]

Regular cleaning. But three year old shoes will look a bit beaten up not matter what I think, Especially if you ride in nasty winter conditions.

[@edwardgonzales9986]

im new to your channel, i find you informative and very funny as well👍👍❤❤✌✌.

[@dinamobbbb]

What's the best bang for the buck regarding SPD shoes that you've tried/owned so far? I'm in the 150ish € range, but could go bit higher if there is a good reason - looks included :)

[@ridesofjapan]

Shimano RX8 is my all time favorite

[@geebeebelascuain4693]

Is it still good without adpter? Im afraid i could damage my cleats

[@chrisbowman2030]

Swop pedals depending on planned ride? I think now you're in for a second bike.

[@marchanmutia2748]

What's the title of the song?

[@jamble7k]

mtb shoes are easy to walk in because the cleat is recessed and they have slightly bendier soles?? ... not so with those super stiff road shoes!

[@vincentruland4405]

How much money have you spent on bike stuff in the last year :)

[@ridesofjapan]

I don't want to know that :)

[@vincentruland4405]

@@ridesofjapan :)

[@Karla-Flr]

Genial !

[@monty2078]

I love your videos; made my day, but, you arenuys🤣

[@monty2078]

That's are nuts🤣

[@suugoi]

I could watch you weighting bike stuff and putting up numbers all day.

[@joskoevoet9569]

I just love the bike nerdiness of this vid. 🔝

[@rzeckner]

Thank you for being so honest, humble and funny. I would watch a video of just your facial expressions any day!

[@ridesofjapan]

Happy I can bring a grain of entertainment at least 🥴🙏

[@DonnyDonnMendoza]

Those Pearl Izumi shoes are so gorgeous!!! And to think that the conventional Dura Ace road pedal setup were that much lighter than the Speedplay setup, that's actually a surprise!!!

[@chiefrocker12]

Don't be so hard on yourself. We all have made stupid mistakes buying things on line..... POWERBEAT G2 power meter was more than 700 bucks and never worked for me. I got sucked in on the advertising and probably few reviews that were paid. (F***). Have a few more but you get the idea.

[@mikek9623]

Man I freaking love your videos! Funny, interesting, and so much bike nerdery! System weights were great info. I’ve been toying with ditching my finicky speedplays for Ultegra.

[@Loz20365]

feet wrists are called ankles

[@ridesofjapan]

Ah, that’s the word... god damn Swedish causing trouble for me 😅

[@tewaewae]

@@ridesofjapan Foot necks works for me.

[@mimisheean6648]

Loz20365 actually I think he means arches. 🙃

[@mokotramp]

I was going to get these converter plates for my Sidi Shot. Don't think I'll bother, think I'll stick to SPD SL for my gravel/road bike...

[@rolandovera5935]

You know what you’ve helped me come to terms with ? That’s it’s ok that your seat post, stem, and handle bars can all be different brands so long as you save weight doing it.

[@ridesofjapan]

I'm not brand loyal in that way... I rather make my bike unique, and save weight in the process.

[@ahmadsubki2296]

Maybe u'll like Shimano PD-ES600, with roadesque look (wide single-sided surface) but using spd cleat.

[@ianp7048]

And listed at 279 g for a pair!

[@mot0s896]

"Not" crazy 😂 i will change to mtb clibs when my roadshoes die. At the moment i build a student cheap open wide 🤔 wallet dies even by 1500$ so no shoe problem

[@pieterullersma2544]

You can get the shoes drilled to get to fit the spd paddle. Alex dowsett had done this to fit his speedplay paddels. He has a video about this on his KZbin channel.

[@ridesofjapan]

Pieter Ullersma that’s true you could, but you need to have the tread on the side to rest agains the pedal on a spd system, so it wouldn’t work very well with just a cleat.

[@nikveldkamp8630]

@@ridesofjapan I ride Speedplay SYZR, and what I get from the manufacturer is that due to the different locking mechanism I would not depend on the tread to ride, only to let the cleats live longer when I walk on hard ground. Lots of adjustable float to safe my knee joints. I haven't watched Alex Dowsett's video yet, but I assume he was talking about out the 4 bolt pattern for the Speedplay road pedals ( think he mentioned it on gcn). I could imagine that having drilled an SPD slot in afterwards could be quite a tricky thing to do do while trying to keep the contact point structurally stable.

[@jpm600]

@@ridesofjapan I have a cheap-ish road bike shoe with both 3 bolt and 2 bolt spd pattern and I use spd cleats for road-ish rides on my gravel bike. First few times, it wasn't completely natural to clip in without tread around it, but now it feels normal-ish. Road Bike kit, 32mm road tyres and gravel tracks on the way the way to/from the group road ride is awesome in all ways.... Not for you RoJ, 'cause it sometimes causes a dirty chain when I get to the start of the group ride. #chainOCD

[@igshaanpeters4917]

Bloopers are hilarious 🤣

[@ridesofjapan]

Damn tongue twisters 🤪

[@alainpfammatter8224]

Check out the Shimano spd pd-es600 pedals. They are lighter than your spd xtr pedals and cheaper. But you can only clip in from one side.

[@ridesofjapan]

But that mean I would still be "stuck" with MTB shoes ;)

[@lanceoa]

XC-9 are heavy no? How bout Specialized Recons!!!???

[@IanB17]

The shoes are very cool, I would probably buy them myself if they weren’t so impractical for the UK weather ☹️ With the little tab at the back they look like triathlon shoes though.

[@philmorrow2446]

Not only interesting and helpful, but also entertaining and ALWAYS a brilliant intro and a glimpse into the world of colour coordination!!!!😂👍🏻

[@jaydesimone4297]

I bought those shoes in white, damn you. Your channel is really bad for my wallet!

[@ridesofjapan]

Never listen to me ;) Hope you enjoy the shoes though 👍

[@JippaJ]

Slamming cleats, didn't know that was a thing!

[@mlegrand]

Your channel is fantastic!!! I love how your home studio looks. And now I want to get into bike packing so thanks for that. $$$

[@maquismark5852]

Hey man! Another good video👍Not sure I like those new shoes. They look like lobsters😀 You ever consider painting more of your shoes? I jazzed up a pair of 2004 Nike Poggio UL's thanks to your shoe painting video👍I couldn't bear to part with them as they are like wearing slippers and after 16 years have held up exceedingly well.

[@ridesofjapan]

Haha! We all have our preferences 😬 No shoe paining plans no... don’t really have any good candidates for that now. The giros are made to paint almost. Cheers!

[@JonnyImpreza]

The Pearl Izumi shoes are a work of art, absolutely stunning! Sorry you didn’t like the adapters though, personally I’ve used them & not had any problems, probably depends on what you are used to in the past though! Stay safe, love your vids.

[@ridesofjapan]

Cheers mate! Yeah, I think you are right it’s all about what you are used to in the end... happy they work for you! No durability issues?

[@JonnyImpreza]

Rides of Japan no durability issues, but I probably don’t ride anywhere near as often as you do to be honest!

[@davidbrandao1245]

with this type of installation you don’t lose stiffness when pulling your leg ?

[@nedreiter3869]

I was recently "persuaded" to change my road bike from spd to Look pedals: hate it! But along with the Look pedals & cleats I bought a beautiful pair of much-too-expensive leather Lake carbon soled road shoes (you sound like a man who would understand). Can't justify not using them, at least for a season or two, so thinking of trying these spd adapters. Your video has helped me realise that I am even more confused than I thought I was :) Love the T-shirt!

[@mrJoey3131]

What do you think about the S-Works 7 shoes? I'm thinking about getting some Lakes to ride alongside the S-Works. Those PI shoes are gorgeous though... mmm so many options

[@jaspreetsidhu5708]

They're awesome shoes.

[@ridesofjapan]

Super nice looking shoes, I had the SUB6 a few years back, that's the only shoe that I had to sell because it didn't fit me (ate my heal) so have not dared to get another S-works shoe. Many people swear by them though.

[@mrJoey3131]

@@ridesofjapan I think you should try on the S Works 7. The new heel is very very comfortable. I think the overall shaped has really improved over the 6. The Nice blue color is on sale too!

[@ridesofjapan]

Joe Yuan I’m trying to cut back on new shoes for now though ;)

[@mrJoey3131]

@@ridesofjapan Maybe next time when you can't control your NEED for shoes again ;)

[@IanB17]

Surely you need to try Look pedals to complete the set?!? 😂

[@ridesofjapan]

Ian Brewer I seriously need to stop buying pedals now.... but I would lie if I said the though didn’t cross my mind 😬

[@IanB17]

Rides of Japan Curiosity got the better of me although I’m nowhere near your level - yet 😂 Look Blades are better aesthetically (IMO) & are easier to clip in & out of (for me anyway) but I get quite noticeable rocking in the cleat every so often even when new. As you say if you want fit & forget Shimano seems to be the way to go.

[@UlliMueller]

Love the outtakes... and (obviously) your high-quality OCD cycling nerd videos in general.

[@ob1174]

Another great video😁. Btw your advice IS sound: fixed a creaky Cannondale on the fly today as I remembered your video about greasing/tightening the thru axle as it was driving me insane...being a cannondale owner I was already dreading stripping the bottom bracket for a regrease 😅.

[@ridesofjapan]

Awesome, glad you found that useful!

[@WowRixter]

"Just in case" my other 12 pairs break down, suddenly.

[@suney20]

Great video man! I've been contemplating buying road shoes and putting those adapters on for a looong time as there arent many good looking mtb shoes so video has been helpful

[@ridesofjapan]

Happy that I'm no alone in this ;)

[@EditioCastigata]

Xpedo have XPR 3-to-2 adapters, made from brass, for their system. Work with the normal MTB cleat system as well. 135g for the pair with bolts.

[@peterblake3062]

Any good? How far back can you place the cleats?

[@EditioCastigata]

@@peterblake3062 Depends on your shoes. Generally the adapter will eat about 3mm setback.

[@puro52]

också giro nörd. tänker att på 10e paret skor måste man väl endå få ett bonuskort typ

[@ridesofjapan]

haha, stämpelkort ;)

[@cccpkingu]

Avtalegiro? :)

[@jsnklsr5639]

At what point do you go weight over function or function over looks and vice versa? There must be a break even point somewhere, even for a weight wheenie 😄

[@ridesofjapan]

It’s a delicate balance... in the end, looks is definitely high up... I would never strip paint for weight as one example ;)

[@jsnklsr5639]

Rides of Japan I agree on many design decisions you make. But for me I guess it would be function>design>weight>(maybe sometimes cost). For you, at least for shoes it seems, it’s design>weight>function 😄

[@adamhutton4165]

Sorry to disagree with this nice man but I use these on my SIDI Alba 2 Megas to use with my Shimano M520 pedals. They are awesome and allow me to wear high quality shoes with my favorite pedals. If you plan on taking strolls in your shoes, don't buy them. I don't walk in my biking shoes; I just take off my biking shoes when I want to walk more than 5 steps. So sorry, but these adapters are a godsend.

[@Davepool_TF-69]

Pro tip for putting those shoes on... put them on the floor and push your foot into them instead of trying to put them on the normal way. It's way easier!

[@ridesofjapan]

Will try that! cheers!

[@nikveldkamp8630]

Great fun to watch as always! Nice sense of humour, bike nerdism and weight weenirism, plus some advice about your hard learnt lessons, what's not to like?

[@ridesofjapan]

cheers mate! 🙌

[@diederik7645]

With the speedplay's, lose the walkable cleat covers, get 4 hole shoes (even lower stack height) and you can lose the 3 to 4 hole adapterplate. Then weigh again ;).

[@ridesofjapan]

Not a single 4-hole shoe out there that fit my taste though 😜

[@jonathanzappala]

I quickly rejected the idea when I put the pontoon adaptor and cleat on. Way too much stack height. I just use the road pedals. I have shimano rp3 with a 2 and 3 bolt sockets in the shoe, so the adaptor was different that the one you needed.

[@lifeincycling]

The word you're looking for (instead of "wrist") is "ankle" I think? Love the channel. I'm still using my 3-year-old (and ugly) Scott MTB shoes on my road bike with Crankbrothers Candy pedals. I bought a pair of Fizik X1 Infinitos last summer, looking slick, but I still have to adjust the cleats, it's been almost A YEAR now. I failed to exactly replicate the position as I didn't have a turbo back then, so it was extremely time consuming. Then winter (erm, rain?) happened and I returned to using Scotts. I was hoping to achieve that during the lockdown (I'm in the UK) but I still couldn't get around to it...

[@TalesfromtheGreenway]

Terrible design by shimano, not allowing any for aft adjustment. I used these for a year on road shoes but the sidi ones offer a for aft adjustment. They are better but all metal and super slippery. I did a review if anyone is is interested. Great video thanks for that!

[@cccpkingu]

What do you think about the speedplay Syzr pedal?

[@ridesofjapan]

Never tried them. I'm sure they are fine pedals. weight not super impressive and I wouldn't be surprised if they require the same maintenance as the Speedplay Zero.. apart from the price of cleats, that's what put me off the most.

[@ridewithgae1467]

I love road shoes too, is my secret obession (secret for my wife LOL )

[@NoName-ot]

Timing! I was googling them yesterday as I had a similar idea. Thanks for saving me the pain. Best buy some new shoes instead!

[@allthingsTechrelated]

I tried on my cycling shoes in the shop before I bought them. It was very comfortable until after the first 40 km ride so there...

[@ridesofjapan]

I know that feeling as well... but at least the odds are a tad better than buying blind 😅

[@stevoc123]

As a fellow pedal - shoe freak and WW I use ritchey comp micro road pedals. Very good and worth trying 👍🏻 210 grams plus the cleats which are similar to the shimano mtb cleat.

[@stevoc123]

Also check out the wellgo RC8 adapters.

[@cyklopaci8788]

let's try new shimano road spd pedals PD-ES600 which are 282g and realtive cheap

[@kimkrimson]

You are all wrong 😂😂😂

[@andrewc0128]

I believe we have passed each other a few times on the Arakawa, and I might be interested in the Xpedo M-Force 8 Ti pedals if you don't want them.

[@ridesofjapan]

Must have been a while ago then as I moved up to Saitama a few years ago ;) If you’re interested in the pedals shoot me a DM on Instagram if you can 👍

[@benliu7341]

Pearl Izumi US is a completely different company than Pearl Izumi Japan. PI in US sells a lot more cool stuff than Japan in my opinion.

[@MrKruucks]

Have you looked at the Shimano XC 701 ? They are advertised as XC MTB shoes, but are identical to the RC7s (minus the cleats and tread of course).

[@simonr7097]

Those adapters are for those who want to ride SPD pedals without the convenience of being able to walk comfortably?

[@Davepool_TF-69]

Hey I just bought a pair of those Pearl Izumi's too! Love em!

[@bergerfamilybtown]

late to the party... the shimano pd-es600 is actually also worth a try. 279gr for a very nice price tag.

[@jamesjohnmitchell]

Crank Bros have good road shoe adapters, but for Crank Bros (not spd) pedals. I have Crank Bros Candy and Egg Beater pedals with both MTB and road shoes

[@jimsigafoos8799]

Never mind the shoes, digging the Ridge Supply socks!

[@ridesofjapan]

Original Arsenal here ✊

[@allyw7405]

What’s it like riding Shimano in Japan, is it national pride or common standard gears?

[@ridesofjapan]

Pretty much like anywhere else, nothing to do with national pride more with availability and reliability . Campa definitely has a cult following here though.

[@allyw7405]

Rides of Japan Campa, foreign exotica

[@datdudeinred]

#idonthaveashoeproblem 😂😂 true said everyone watching this video doesn't have it.. 😂

[@dvs70]

"Go nuts" better stated, "go balls out"..... another inappropriate English tip. 😉

[@jonathanzappala]

I sell old stuff on eBay, many orders go to Miami, I figured it out once when they went to two addresses in the same business park. People get their international shipping by using this company to ship it to them from the company’s American address. So you just need to find the American company that will forward the product to you.

[@ridesofjapan]

That's what Planet Express I mention in the video does :)

[@jonathanzappala]

Rides of Japan haha I guess I should listen better 😆

[@ridesofjapan]

Hehe, I don’t blame you. I wasn’t very clear about that part, didn’t want it to sound like a commercial 😅

[@retroonhisbikes]

Another inspiring and superbly photographed video. Don’t listen to the trolls. Just delete the negative comments. All my bikes have xtr pedals when you are 20kg over weight a few grams extra on the pedals isn’t gonna hurt. After decades of poorly fitting shoes I’ve found northwave rebel mtb shoe bloody fantastic, the carbon soul is stiff and toe box is wide enough for my wide feet. I’ve not put them on the scales but who cares when your feet no longer hurt.

[@ridesofjapan]

Cheers mate! Much appreciated! Not getting much hate (yet) I’m pretty think skinned either way though. You’re doing it correct... worrying about weight is not anything I wish on anyone, I use this as an outlet for my insanity hehe.

[@willbert7715]

they are not only NOT awesome, they are pure trash. I tried them myself a few years ago and its like ice skating.

[@JamesSocialCycling]

Thank You for the weight weenie snuck in and well done with the Beeeeeaaaautiful Shoes😍😎👍

[@damon123jones]

I likem too

[@ranzteeezy9716]

can i have the link to the adapters i fuck*n need those because I'm too small i want my seatpost to be higher haha

[@shineygoldpicks2582]

God I need newer peddles 1 look peddle weighs 100g more than two dure ace pedals 🤯

[@derekstangle6521]

I love the bloopers at the end. Just shows how much work you put into these fabulously entertaining but informative videos. Keep up the great work 👍

[@ridesofjapan]

Cheers mate 🙏

[@russelldrey8678]

I don’t know about it being helpful but it’s very entertaining 👍😆

[@williamkochi1415]

Definitely a nice pair of shoes. Something I wouldn't expect from PI.

[@miguelcordeiro8905]

Love your vids! Cheers!

[@oraszuletik]

Changing pedals, depending on the ride type. Also changing the wheelset, depending on the ride type. Am I the only one who smells "n+1" here?

[@ridesofjapan]

I wish I had space for that 😔

[@Dirtos]

I did the same with a pair of Fizik Terra powerstrap x4's . great shoes, shame I bought them 1 size too large.