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Ultegra PD-R8200 SPD-SLR Pedals

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Ultegra PD-R8200 pedals go lower without losing stability

The Shimano Ultegra PD-R8200 pedal carries the new SPD-SLR platform down from Dura-Ace, cutting stack height for a shorter lever arm between foot and pedal axle and more direct power transfer. The contact platform is wider than the previous PD-R8000 generation, and the pedal body's profile is reshaped alongside a wider cleat catch to make engagement quicker under a cold start or a rushed remount. Compatibility holds across SPD-SLR cleats from other shoe manufacturers, not just Shimano's own lineup.


What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:

"Riders moving up from a 105-level pedal notice the wider platform first, but it's the lower stack height that actually changes how the bike feels once they're out of the saddle."


Details

  • Road pedal built for efficient power transfer
  • Lower stack height shortens the gap between foot and pedal
  • Wider platform adds stability during hard efforts
  • Refined shape and wider cleat catch speed up clipping in
  • Includes yellow SPD-SLR cleats with 3 degrees of float
  • Carbon fiber reinforced body for lasting performance
  • Compatible with SPD-SLR cleats from other shoe brands
  • Item #SHIU33D
Material
Carbon fiber reinforced
Float
±3 degrees
Cleats
Yellow SPD-SLR (included)
Entry / Release
Multi-release
Spindle Diameter
9/16in
Activity
Road cycling
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year
Dura-Ace PD-R9300 pedal mounted on a road bike crank, wheel and spokes visible, outdoor road setting

Shimano

SPD-SLR Pedals

Lower Stack, Expanded Contact

Inside The SPD-SLR Pedals

Cyclist's white shoe approaching a pedal mid-motion, close crop, road visible below

Narrowed Engagement Angle

A refined pedal shape narrows the engagement angle to 10.5°, down from 15.5° on SPD-SL, so your foot twists less for a quicker clip-in.

Cutaway render of a blue road shoe sole with cleat and pedal engaged, showing the stack height between foot and axle

Lowered Stack Height

The shoe-to-pedal interface drops 2.3mm to a 12.5mm stack height, so your foot sits closer to the axle for more direct power transfer.

Cyclist's shoe clipped into an Ultegra pedal, close crop on crank and wheel, bottle cage visible, blue sky background

Race-Ready Stiffness

The PD-R8200 borrows the Dura-Ace pedal's stainless steel contact plate and carbon body, so the connection between shoe and pedal stays stiff under real power.

Close-up of a yellow CL-SL110 SPD-SLR cleat, isolated on white background

A More Capable Cleat

The included CL-SL110 cleat offers a moderate 3 degrees of float, a lighter build cut by up to 22%, and high-contrast alignment marks for faster, more accurate cleat positioning.

Exploded render of an S-PHYRE shoe sole with cleat and pedal separating away, glowing highlight on the interface

Engineered As One System

SPD-SLR treats the shoe, cleat, and pedal as one connected system, not separate parts, so every contact point works to cut wasted movement and keep power moving efficiently from foot to road. The result is a connection you can feel with every pedal stroke.

Shop The System

Two cyclists riding side by side along a coastal road, ocean horizon in the background, white S-PHYRE shoes visible on both riders

Cyclist in black kit standing beside a road bike, profile view, white S-PHYRE shoe visible, Dura-Ace wheel legible, clear sky background

Cyclist in black kit riding along a coastal road, Dura-Ace wheels visible, white S-PHYRE shoe and sock visible, dry grass and ocean in the background

Two cyclists riding a coastal road with white chalk cliffs and dry grassland in the background, ocean visible in the distance

A close-up shot of a cyclist's white shoe clipped into a Shimano pedal, highlighting the bike's drivetrain and rear derailleur.

100+ Years in the Making

Founded in Japan in 1921, Shimano has spent over a century earning the trust of riders at every level. Their precision engineering and relentless drive to innovate have made Shimano components a fixture on trails and roads worldwide.