Using cleat style or 'clipess' pedals is a great way to increase power and rpms in your pedaling. There are several designs of cleated pedals available for mountain bikes, and the SPD style is one, of if not the most popular style. There are three components that you have to purchase to use clipless style pedals, the shoes, the cleats and the pedals. Shoes that incorporate SPD style cleats often come without the cleats installed. After a friend mentioned to me that the shoes usually don't come with instructions, I decided to write up this simple beginners walkthrough for installing SPD style cleats into shoes. First get your tools and materials together to install the cleats. You will need of course, the shoes, the cleats and hardware, and a bike tool or hex wrench set. Step 2 Install the base plate (A) through the bottom of the shoe. Remove the sole, and put the plate into the slots as shown. You shoe may come with a base plate already. In this case, it is best to use the one provided with the shoe rather than the one provided with the cleat set as they tend to be larger and will distribute the stress of the cleat over a larger area, increasing the life of your shoe. Step 3 Lay the thin metal protective plate (B) over the slots in the shoe. This is optional but recommended, especially for plastic shoes where you want to keep the cleats from chewing up the plastic bottoms. If your cleat set does not have one of these it is not a big issue, you can go without. Step 4 Position the cleat body (C) on the metal plate. Step 5 Insert the inner portion of the cleat (which should have two threaded holes) into the slot of the main cleat body (D) positioning the threaded holes to align with those of the base plate. Step 6 Using the provided bolts (E) (they should come with both the shoe and the cleat) attach the cleat to the base plate. Using The hex wrench tighten the cleat to where it is snug but you can still position it by hand then tighten fully. Remember there will be a lot of lateral and twisting stress on the cleat so make sure it is tight other wise when you go to twist your foot out the cleat will turn, your foot will stay in and you will not be a happy biker. Remember to check your shoes and cleats after you ride, to make sure they are staying in the correct position. If the cleat becomes mis aligned it can lead to overuse or stress related injuries as it will make your leg go through the pedal cycle at an improper angle. You may want to put a bit of temporary loctite on the bolts to keep them from loosing. Where you position your cleats on the shoes is a personal preference, and should be tuned to your body position, ect. After a few rides you should have a better idea what position feels the most comfortable for you. 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So Moore raised funds by, amongst other things, organising bingo games at his home, and then made his first feature film. Roger Me is a feature length documentary telling the story of Moore's attempts to get an interview with Smith. 20,000 people are seen standing in line at one location to collect rations of federal surplus cheese and butter. Thousands of people leave Flint, as local unemployment reaches 25 per cent and the rate of violent crime in Flint becomes worse than those in infamous crime black spots as Miami and Detroit. The city council's attempts to improve matters include paying a TV evangelist named Robert Schuller $30,000 to come to Flint and hold a prayer meeting to call for divine intervention to save the city. But the prayers aren't answered. Before long, the city health department announces that there are now more rats than people in Flint, and offers a bounty for every dead rat brought in by a city resident. Meanwhile, The Flint Chamber of Commerce erects billboards featuring 'morale boosting' slogans including 'Visit Flint And Leave the Real World Behind!'. While all this is going on, Michael Moore keeps trying to meet Roger Smith. He visits General Motors' global headquarters in Detroit and is immediately escorted out of the building. He's also ejected from a GM board meeting, and embarks on a long search for Smith through various places popular with the rich and powerful. Then, just when his quest seems hopeless, Moore finally gets to meet Smith. Despite its rock bottom budget, Roger Me became a surprise commercial success, and collected awards at numerous film festivals. Its success was fuelled by debates triggered by its content. Some of Moore's detractors have claimed that the sequencing of the film is misleading, in that the events in Flint did not occur in the order suggested by Roger Me. But the film has been widely acclaimed for the way that it starkly exposes the human cost of cold business decisions, and its commercial success has been extraordinary. Made for $160,000, it grossed around $25 million in all formats, and became the most financially successful non concert documentary in Hollywood history. Michael Moore, filmmaker, had arrived. Canadian Bacon (1995) Canadian Bacon is a satirical comedy drama, written and directed by Moore. It concerns a US President (Alan Alda) who decides to boost his falling popularity by starting a war with Canada. Sheriff Bud B. Boomer (John Candy), based near the border at Niagara County, takes the President's anti Canadian propaganda to heart and decides to lead his own invasion of Canada. Although Canadian Bacon was critically acclaimed at the time of its release, it wasn't a major commercial success, and it has often been misunderstood. Moore's script satirises the stereotypical American view of Canadians. Some viewers found the exaggerated stereotypes in the film offensive, although others understood Moore's satirical intentions and found the film hilarious1. The plot device of a US Canada war was subsequently adapted by Trey Parker and Matt Stone for their 1999 movie South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut (Moore later returned the compliment in the short animated 'History of America' section of Bowling for Columbine). Sadly, Canadian Bacon was the last film ever completed by Candy, the heavyweight star of hit comedies like Uncle Buck and Cool Runnings. He died of a heart attack before Canadian Bacon was released. The Big One (1997) The Big One is a documentary about the tour of America Moore took to promote his book Downsize This: Random Threats From An Unarmed American. Whilst on the road, Moore took the opportunity to investigate more corporate misdeeds, and the most famous sequence in the film is a revealing interview with Nike CEO Phil Knight. In amongst the busy book signings and confrontations with corporate security guards is a sequence in which music fan Moore gets to jam with Rick Nielsen, guitarist with the band Cheap Trick. The title comes from Moore's suggestion that 'The Big One' would make a good new name for the United States of America! Bowling For Columbine (2002) Bowling For Columbine begins with Michael Moore visiting a bank to open an account. He leaves the bank happily brandishing an unusual free gift: a rifle, one of the range of guns this bank offers as an inducement to new customers. From that beginning, Bowling For Columbine becomes steadily more shocking. The inspiration for Bowling For Columbine was the Columbine massacre, the 1999 tragedy in which two youths took guns to Columbine High School in Denver, Colorado, USA and killed 15 people. Footage taken from the school's security cameras showing the killers in the school during the massacre is included in Bowling For Columbine, although none of the fatal shootings are shown. The film's title comes from the macabre fact that the two killers went bowling on the morning of the tragedy, before heading to the school to kill their classmates and themselves. Moore uses the Columbine horror as a starting point for a broadly based investigation into the American relationship with guns. Bowling For Columbine asks why there are so many more fatal shootings in the USA than in other nations. Moore points out that the startling statistics on gun related killings can't simply be explained by the high rate of gun ownership in the USA, since Canada has a similarly high proportion of gun owners in its population but a much lower murder rate. He suggests that the shocking number of shootings in the USA may be caused by peculiarly American cultural factors, such as the bloodthirsty nature of American news coverage and the widening gap between rich and poor in America. The film contains several highly memorable interviews. Marilyn Manson, who was criticised after the Columbine massacre for allegedly being a bad influence on the killers, offers a strikingly eloquent self defence and analysis of the tragedy. Moore also interviews Charlton Heston, the veteran movie star and spokesman for the National Rifle Association, the American pressure group that lobbies against restrictions on gun ownership in the USA. When asked why there are so many shootings in America, Heston shockingly cites 'mixed ethnicity' as a prime cause of the problem. Bowling For Columbine was a massive critical and commercial success, enjoying a long and successful run in American cinemas and entering the UK box office Top 10 an almost unheard of feat for a documentary. It was showered with awards, among them the Academy Award (or Oscar) for Best Documentary. Moore hit the headlines after the Academy Awards ceremony in March 2003 when he used his Oscar acceptance speech to deliver a blistering attack on President George W Bush. His statement was all the more controversial because it came during the war in Iraq. While other Oscar winners mentioned the conflict, none were as outspoken as Moore. Unsurprisingly, the film and the Oscar acceptance speech made Moore some new enemies, and some of the claims Moore made in Bowling For Columbine were hotly disputed by his critics. Moore made a detailed response to the criticisms of Columbine in an article posted on his website. 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