BikeFit Speedplay Cleat Wedge Kit

This kit is specifically designed for Speedplay cleats. However, because Speedplay systems have evolved over time, we recommend verifying your specific cleat model to ensure the wedge interface aligns correctly with your hardware.

Wedges are typically used to address forefoot varus or valgus—essentially, if your foot naturally tilts inward or outward when you pedal. If you experience persistent knee pain or notice your knee tracking inward or outward during your pedal stroke, a professional bike fit assessment can confirm if wedges will help correct your alignment.

Yes, you can stack wedges to achieve the necessary degree of correction. However, be mindful that stacking too many can affect your cleat bolt length; ensure your bolts remain long enough to securely fasten the cleat to your shoe after adding the wedges.

Not necessarily. Most cyclists have some degree of asymmetry, so you might only need a wedge on one foot to correct a specific issue. It is best to test the adjustment on one side first or consult with a fitter to determine if your biomechanics require correction on both legs.

Adding wedges introduces a very small amount of stack height between your shoe and the pedal. While it is usually negligible, if you stack several wedges, you may find that you need to lower your saddle by a millimeter or two to maintain your ideal leg extension.