What happened to Speedplay SYZR?

Speedplay’s Syzr pedal had been around for a while and a more recent offering is the sizing system that allows for variable stack heights and spindle lengths depending on the rider’s biomechanical needs. However, it appears now that the Syzr has been discontinued, at least for the time being.

Is Speedplay dead?

Speedplay is dead, long live Speedplay In 2019 Wahoo acquired Speedplay and, earlier this year, the pedal range was revamped.

Why are Speedplay cleats so expensive?

Drawbacks with Speedplay I’ve had to replace about three times in six years. I try and avoid walking on cleats, but I find that it is the metal spring in the cleat which wears away first. Speedplay are unique in having the attachment mechanism in the cleat itself rather than the pedal. Hence why they are expensive.

Are Speedplay Frogs still available?

Hi, The Speedplay Frog pedals have been discontinued. There are a dearth of spares.

Does Speedplay still make Frog pedals?

Speedplay Frog Stainless Steel Pedal: Not just a great off-road pedal system, Speedplay Frog pedals are ideal for road riders who prefer a recessed, walkable cleat.

Is Speedplay owned by Wahoo?

SPEEDPLAY,now owned by Wahoo Fitness, is a brand of clipless road cycling pedals. Wahoo Fitness re-engineered the lollipop pedals for increased durability and easier setup and maintenance.

Will new Speedplay cleats work with old pedals?

One feature that made Speedplay pedals so popular was that they were dual-sided, and thankfully that feature remains (except on the Aero). The new design is also backwards compatible with previous Zero pedals, so your old cleats will work on the new design and vice versa.

Is Wahoo speedplay a power meter?

As you may remember, back in March, Wahoo announced the development of the Wahoo Speedplay-based power meter pedals, called POWRLINK ZERO. For example, we didn’t get things like price or accuracy levels, but did get weight (138g per pedal, excluding cleat mounting) and pedal body (Speedplay Zero).

Which pro teams use Speedplay?

Look around the races, and you’ll see that Speedplay Zero pedals are now ridden by teams like Saxo Bank, Liquigas, BMC, Milram, Cervélo, Trek-Livestrong, Bissel, United Healthcare, Fly V Australia, Jelly Belly, and Peanut Butter and Co/TWENTY12.