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Cádomotus offers Crash Replacement. Because we want to keep working towards a safer sport, but also realize that safety should be affordable and available to everyone. We offer 50% off on a new helmet if you’ve crashed using your Cádomotus helmet. Register online at cadomotus.com within 30 days after you purchased your helmet.

In order to be able to claim your Crash Replacement, send us an email including the following information:

1. Your Given name and surname
2. Type of helmet, color and size
3. Purchase date of your helmet
4. Cádomotus dealer or online shop where you made the purchase.

Always save your receipt of purchase. If there is dubiety about the provided information, Cádomotus is competent to request proof of purchase. 

Click here to send us an email with the subject: Crash Replacement

The Cadomotus cycling shoes are equipped with Freelock MPK dials. These dials are known for their fast and secure tightening. Even more important is that they do not lose tension during your ride.

After a crash, for example, it may have happened that the dial got damaged and therefore needs to be replaced. This is fairly easy and quickly done, it doesn’t require any special tooling other than a small screwdriver. In this video we explain how to remove the Freelock MPK Dials.

Please note that there are two types of dials: clockwise closingand counter-clockwise closing, both indicated on the bottom with an RH sign for right-hand closing (clockwise) and LH for left-hand closing (counter-clockwise).

The replacement of the dial in a few steps.

1. Use a small screwdriver to release the dial
2. Pull out the wire lace all up to the end
3. Cut off bot ends of the wire lace
4. Take the new dial
5. Rotate the internal mechanism to align both triangular arrows
6. Stick both ends of the wire cable through the dial, the ends should come out at the opposite side
7. Make knobs in both cable ends and cut the ends if longer than 5mm
8. Pull the knobs into the mechanism, pull firmly to settle the knobs into the mechanism
9. Click the dial into its seat on top of the tongue

Use your body height, and not your shoe size, as a starting point to determine the correct length of your blades.

Read our blog:

Boot size & blade length