I just bought a pair of cleats for the Duegi 7021 track shoe from Business Cycles in Miami. They bolt onto the two back screw holes on a LOOK compatible shoe. You'll probably have to grind two knobs off the top of the cleat to allow it to sit flat against the sole. David Benson Auckland, NZ
Joe Bender-Zanoni wrote:
>Chuck has reminded me of a fellow who has two boxes full of assorted cleats.
>
>Steve Willis runs a shop in Scotch Plains NJ
>Steve was just getting geared up for a business selling, you guessed it,
>cleats, when the Look pedals hit the market.
>
>So there they are. Many Many types
>
>Contact: smwillis@bellatlantic.net
>
>Joe B-Z
>GNNJ
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Chuck Schmidt" <chuckschmidt@earthlink.net>
>To: <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
>Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 3:39 PM
>Subject: [CR]NOW: Cleated shoes was: new member
>
>
>>Mitch Harris wrote:
>>
>>>Thanks for the reassurance, Chuck. Now I just have to find a supply of
>>>black, cleated, shoes. I'm on my last pair of Vittorias.
>>>
>>
>>Lots of Detto, Duegi, Vittoria, even Cinelli black perforated leather
>>cleated cycling shoes on eBay for very little money.
>>
>>Lots of the people riding vintage lightweights use clipless pedals, so
>>the authentic shoes just go unsold.
>>
>>Chuck Schmidt
>>L.A.
>>
>>.