To use a high (hard) gear and "mash" down on the pedals to get them to turn - the opposite of "spinning" which is using a low (easy) gear and allowing the pedals to spin freely and quickly.
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I just read this term in another thread. What does that mean?
To use a high (hard) gear and "mash" down on the pedals to get them to turn - the opposite of "spinning" which is using a low (easy) gear and allowing the pedals to spin freely and quickly.
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Ok, that makes sense. Is mashing a bad thing? It seems like it might be hard on the knees.
That makes me think of this
2008 Trek FX 7.2/Terry Cite X
2009 Jamis Aurora/Brooks B-68
2010 Trek FX 7.6 WSD/stock bontrager
Thanks Zen....I needed a laugh!!! Reminds me of the "need more cowbell" skit!
Mashing is a very southern term! When you get in an elevator here you ask someone to "mash" the number you need. Before moving here - I only "mashed" potatoes.
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