Name: Look Keo Blade Carbon Bike Pedals
Brand: Look
SKU: AgAAADAAt6-lRqv2QeWbpa4EgX8t0A
Price: 165 USD
Availability: InStock

Question 1

How do you use Keo Blade pedals?

Accepted Answer

Look Keo pedals work similarly to other clipless pedal systems. Simply put, clip into the pedal by aligning the cleat with the pedal and pushing downward, and clip out of the pedal by twisting your foot outward. Practice these motions while leaning against a wall before trying on the road.

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How do you use Look Keo Blade pedals? The simple answer to this is to insert your shoe with the Keo Cleat on it toe first and then rock your foot back and apply a little pressure to the ball of your foot against the pedal. You should hear and feel a solid click and your shoe will snap into place. To remove your foot from the pedal you will twist your heel away from the bike, this will click again and your foot will be released. This same tactic can be used for most clip in style pedals.

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Keo Blade pedals are some of the fastest aerodynamic pedals on the market. Despite their high performance, they install like any other pedal. Once installed, set up your cleats, clip in, and go ride fast.

Question 2

How long do Look Keo pedals last?

Accepted Answer

Look Keo pedals will last a different amount of time for each and every user. Factors that contribute to how long they will last are overall mileage, riding conditions and cleat replacement when needed. If you feel any resistance in the pedal, or it no longer feels smooth, it may be time to replace your pedals or service the bearings.

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Looking at the longevity of Look Keo Pedals is similar to other clip in pedals. How long to Look Keo Pedals last, the average lifespan of clip in style pedals averages to about 10,000 miles. This is going to take into consideration unclipping at stop signs and stop lights for city riding. Taking into consideration that everyone is different, if you don't ride in the city much and clip and unclip repeatedly you are likely to get much more life out from a clip in pedal like the Look Keo Pedals.

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Look Keo Pedals are extremely durable like any other pedal, but they do require some maintaince throughout their lifetime, including regreasing the spindle yearly, replacing the cleat on your shoe to not wear the shape of the pedal and lastly on some pedals you may want to regrease the internals if the pedal feels stuck. If all occur the pedal can last through use on multiple bikes.

Question 3

Are all Look Keo pedals compatible?

Accepted Answer

The short answer is yes, if it has Keo in the name, they all use the Look Keo cleat. This is not to be confused with the Look Delta cleat, which used to be the standard cleat from Look a number of years ago, and is still used on many spin bikes, including Peleton.

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yes the are. all look pedals use the same clip system. the clip is what makes a pedal compatible so they are compatible together with other look clips.

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Pedal compatibility is a common question to have, and Look Keo pedals are all over the market. So are they compatible depending on the model? All Look Keo pedals are compatible within the Keo model family. However, there is a caveat to point out. There are two main types of Look pedals, the Keo, and the Delta. Keo is NOT compatible with Delta, and vice versa. However, within the Keo family, the pedals are compatible.

Question 4

Do Look Keo pedals come with cleats?

Accepted Answer

Look Keo pedals do not come with cleats. Look Keo cleats specific to the Look Keo pedals need to be purchased separately. Ensure compatibility with a cycling expert.

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Yes, all Look Keo pedals come with cleats from the manufacturer. Most come with the gray cleats, which have 4.5 degrees of float (the black have zero float, and the red have 9 degrees).

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the look keo pedal comes with a look cleat. the look cleat system. the clip system is how the shoe clips in to the pedal.

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Look Keo Blade Carbon Bike Pedals · Black · 700mm²