Tools & jigs

Shimano SPD cleat alignment jig for cycling shoes

A jig that holds a Shimano SM-SH51 or SH56 SPD cleat at a repeatable fore-aft position and angle while you tighten the two M5 bolts (14 mm apart), so a new pair of Shimano, Specialized or Fizik MTB shoes ends up set exactly like the old one. The base is a 90 x 60 mm plate with a pocket matching the cleat outline, a sliding rule in millimetres along the shoe axis and angle marks from 0 to 10 degrees, all raised 0.6 mm so they survive shop use. Print it flat in PETG.

Cleat position is personal and knee-critical, and a downloaded jig cannot know your measured offset. Give SpeakCAD your cleat model and the fore-aft and angle numbers from your bike fit, preview the jig free in the browser, refine the pocket in the chat, then download the STL.

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Design a cleat alignment jig plate 90 x 60 x 5 mm with a pocket for a two-bolt SPD cleat 0.3 mm oversize, bolt slots on 14 mm centres, a raised millimetre scale along the long axis and angle marks from 0 to 10 degrees, 0.6 mm raised text.

Change any number to match what you measured. The AI keeps the rest of the design consistent, and small follow-up edits after a download are free.

Make your shimano spd cleat alignment jig for cycling shoes now

Nothing to install and no CAD skills needed. Describe it, watch it render, download the STL or 3MF and print it tonight.

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