Sidi Technology: Cleat Assembly, Millennium 2 Sole |
New MILLENNIUM 3 Sole
The NEW Millennium 3 sole is a sleek, modern redesign of the Millennium 2 sole. By fortifying the sole with carbon fiber, SiDi designers have created a new sole that improves on the technical characteristics of the previous nylon sole.
The Millennium 3 sole is constructed out of injected carbon fiber in a nylon matrix. The infusion of carbon fiber gives the sole 36% more rigidity than the previous Millennium 2 sole. The Millennium 3 sole is also more durable and less susceptible to changes in stiffness resulting from prolonged usage and changes in temperature.
The Millennium 3 sole features a new replaceable non-slip polyurethane heel pad. To prevent the screw attaching the heel pad from loosening over time, the heel pad is held in place by two rivets
The Millennium 3 is compatible with the best road pedals on the market.
To facilitate cleat replacement, the Millennium 3 sole features a 10 mm horizontal and vertical cleat alignment scale molded into the sole as well as the Look Memory Eyelet.
Information on how to assemble the cleats of the most known pedals present on the market is below.
Due to continuous changes and new products, it is not possible to indicate the features of all existing pedals.
When fixing the cleat of your pedal to the sole of your SIDI Millennium 2 sole, the forward-most screw must not penetrate beyond the base of your cleat by more than 6mm into the sole. For the rearward securing screws, they must not penetrate beyond the base of your cleat more than 7mm into the sole. Use of the wrong length screws could damage your shoes and void the warranty.
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THREADED CLEAT PLATE MILLENNIUM 2 SOLE
1) Remove the removable insole and lift the tongue to open the upper as much as possible.
2) Use the cutter to cut along the dotted line.
3) From the inside, carefully lift the slightly loosened innersole and, with a screwdriver from the outside, push the metal inserts out and substitute them.
4) Position the innersole as before.
SiDi may not be held responsible for inappropriate use which may damage the innersole.
IMPORTANT! Cleat plates cannot be replaced on Gore-Tex Shoe models.
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LOOK KEO PLATE
Place the original Look Keo cleat fixing it with the screws C - M5X10mm, use the SiDi screws provided with the spare part purchased separately. |
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LOOK PLATE
Place the Look plate fixing it with the original Look screws A - M5x12mm. |
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TIME PLATE
1)Place the SIDI Spacer
2) Place the magnesium plate fixing it with the appropriate screws A - M5x10mm and B - M5x12mm
3) Place the Time plates, add the washers and fix them with the original SIDI screws C - M4x12mm
• Note: Please, use the SIDI screws provided with the spare part purchased separately. |
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TIME RXS PLATE
Place the Time RXS cleat with the screws A - M5X9 mm,
suggested screw length for SiDi sole. |
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SHIMANO SPD - SL PLATE
Place the original Shimano SPD-SL cleat fixing it with the original SiDi screws A-M5X10mm, use the SiDi screws provided with the spare part purchased separately. |
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DURA - ACE SHIMANO PLATE
Place the Dura Ace Shimano cleat fixing it with the original SIDI screws A-M5X12mm, use the SiDi screws provided with the spare part purchased separately. |
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CAMPAGNOLO PLATE
Place the Campagnolo cleat fixing it with the screws A - M5X11mm, (suggested screw length for SiDi sole). |
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SPEEDPLAY
See Illustration. |
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WARNING!
No bicycle shoes or other protective device can completely protect you in all foreseeable or unusual accidents. Riding bicycle might be dangerous. In the event of an upset, collision, or other accident, you may be seriously injured or killed, regardless of the type of protective equipment that you are wearing. Do not expect or depend upon your SiDi cycling shoes or other apparel to prevent or reduce injury in the event of an accident. Under some rare circumstances, the wearing of technical footwear may actually increase your injury. The only way to certainly avoid being injured while riding a bicycle is not to ride.
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Hardware Instructions
