The widely placed polyurethane stabilizers grip the ground safely and provide excellent stability. These stabilizers are not part of the engagement system, and although highly resistant to abrasion they have no effect on retention even if worn down. Are the RXS cleats and the Impact cleats interchangeable? Yes. The Impact cleat can be used with the RXS pedal and the RXS cleat can be used with the Impact pedal. The cleats are interchangeable but there are some minor performance differences: The Impact cleat offers either a 13 or 17 degree release angle whilst the RXS cleat offers one release angle of 15 degrees. What are the other differences between the RXS and Impact cleats? The RXS cleat offers +/- 5 degrees of toe adjustment, the Impact cleat offers no toe adjustment. The RXS cleat offers adjustable Q factor by changing the cleat orientation. Q factor adjustment for the Impact is done by an adjustment on the pedal. How do I change the Q-factor on with the RXS Café cleats? There is a single dot embossed in each cam of the RXS cleat. For a narrow Q-factor, install each cleat with the dot positioned towards the inside of the shoe, closest to the crank arm. For a wider Q-factor, install the cleats with the dot towards the outer edge of the shoe. How do I change the release angle of the Impact cleats? The red Impact cleat offers either a 13 or 17 degree release angle. Molded into the back side of the cleat there are markings for either 13 or 17 degrees. For a 17 degree release angle, mount the cleat with the 17 degree marking towards the outside of the shoe. For a 13 degree release, mount the cleat with the 13 degree marking towards the outside of the shoe….
– Time RXS Road Pedal Cleats Pedal Cleats – £11.95 (RRP – £)
