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  1. #17
    Join Date
    Apr 2005
    Location
    Connecticut
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    Progress!

    1. It helps to make sure your front brake isn't sticking. Otherwise, it makes for very jerky pedal strokes.

    2. 20-year-old son technique works great! I was hanging onto the washing machine & the bike for dear life. This makes for an unnatural riding position & too much upper body stiffness, which becomes worse when I try to move both hands to the handlebars. Disastrous wobbling! Better technique: have 20-year-old son grab you by the shoulders while you get in normal, comfy, relaxed biking position. When he lets go, he's there to spot for you. I was able to go a whole 10 seconds using the 20-year-old son technique! Unfortunately, 20-year-old son had to go to a Christmas party and couldn't spot for dear old Mom after a few minutes.
    Last edited by awm03; 12-22-2007 at 05:52 PM.

 

 

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