LOL... sorry... I forget about mountain bikes having clip-in pedals...
I ride my Black Thunder and it has none... and even though having read here NUMEROUS times about MB's having clip-in pedals, because I haven't done it I forget.
Apologies Margie... I guess my advice should be shortened... forget always the same leg, and remember always turn your front wheel (even just a tiny bit is enough) away from the side you have freed your foot from...
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10-21-2005, 11:52 AM #1
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10-21-2005, 07:34 PM #2
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Not a problem RoadRaven. I've already experienced not relying on just one side.... as SadieKate described it prefectly.. I was already falling on one side and didn't get out on time. ouch! but i got up and got back on... a couple seconds of pain and brusing won't ruin hours upon hours of fun on a bike!
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