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Bicycling

TexasProgresive

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11. They have about 7 or more shops in the Houston area

Reply to olddots (Reply #8)

Fri Oct 2, 2015, 02:40 PM

Oct 2015

where they do the same kind of bike fit- so I don't know.

I recently lowered my saddle per an online calculator about 1 centimeter. My average speeds seemed up but I began to have some discomfort in both knees. I have since raised the saddle about .3 centimeters and done one ride with no knee pain.

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Bike fit question [View all] TexasProgresive Sep 2015 OP

Are you a bicycle racer? How much is your bike worth and how often will you ride? PoliticAverse Sep 2015 #1

About $950.00 I ride daily TexasProgresive Sep 2015 #2

For those issues Goblinmonger Sep 2015 #3

Big difference between racers and older leisure riders. PoliticAverse Sep 2015 #4

The single biggest issue is length of leg happyslug Sep 2015 #5

I may be the only voice here supporting this type fitting. FLSurfer Sep 2015 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author olddots Sep 2015 #7

about 200 bucks too much olddots Sep 2015 #8

They have about 7 or more shops in the Houston area TexasProgresive Oct 2015 #11

Waste hibbing Sep 2015 #9

the only usable info I have got on line about bikes olddots Oct 2015 #10