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Replacing tread blocks on MTB shoes?
I have a pair of Sidi MTB shoes with a plastic sole that are well used
but in great shape, EXCEPT the tread is so worn down that the shoes aren't really walkable anymore. It would be a real shame to toss a pair of $150 shoes because of this. And of course it is annoying that Sidi doesn't sell replacements except for their absurdly priced "Dragon" model. Anyone have any advice as far as replacing the tread? |
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Replacing tread blocks on MTB shoes?
"Dave" wrote in message ... I have a pair of Sidi MTB shoes with a plastic sole that are well used but in great shape, EXCEPT the tread is so worn down that the shoes aren't really walkable anymore. It would be a real shame to toss a pair of $150 shoes because of this. And of course it is annoying that Sidi doesn't sell replacements except for their absurdly priced "Dragon" model. Anyone have any advice as far as replacing the tread? Have you consulted your local shoe repair shop? |
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Replacing tread blocks on MTB shoes?
Dave Benoff wrote:
I have a pair of Sidi MTB shoes with a plastic sole that are well used but in great shape, EXCEPT the tread is so worn down that the shoes aren't really walkable anymore. It would be a real shame to toss a pair of $150 shoes because of this. And of course it is annoying that Sidi doesn't sell replacements except for their absurdly priced "Dragon" model. Anyone have any advice as far as replacing the tread? I build up the tread blocks on my SiDi shoes every so often with Shoe Goo®. The Shoe Goo® also provides better traction on hard surfaces: http://www.eclecticproducts.com/shoegoo.htm. -- Tom Sherman - 42.435731,-83.985007 If you are not a part of the solution, you are a part of the precipitate. |
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Replacing tread blocks on MTB shoes?
On Oct 25, 1:27*pm, Dave wrote:
I have a pair of Sidi MTB shoes with a plastic sole that are well used but in great shape, EXCEPT the tread is so worn down that the shoes aren't really walkable anymore. It would be a real shame to toss a pair of $150 shoes because of this. *And of course it is annoying that Sidi doesn't sell replacements except for their absurdly priced "Dragon" model. Anyone have any advice as far as replacing the tread? Replace them with a "new" pair of Sidi's from ebay where someone decided they didn't like mountain biking, or bought the wrong size and only rode 6 times before they figured out that it was a lost cause and they couldn't or didn't return them because " _your reason here_". Or Craigslist. My other half has a pair of Dominators that I CL'd for $45, which could have been sold for new with box and papers. Your "worn out" ones might be worth a few bucks, more than you might think. Funny how that stuff works, you know? --D-y |
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