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  1. #1
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    Jan 2006
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    it may not be the saddle, but your fitness. I've heard that your legs support much of the weight (together with your arms and the saddle) when you're on a bike. from what you've described, it could be that you're trying to do too much too soon, and your legs are getting fatigued (trying to do what you did last summer) when they havnt readjusted. Weaker legs mean that less weight will be held up by them, so you'll sit "heavier" on the saddle.

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Apr 2005
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    Middle Earth
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    Simple... another thing to throw into the equation is how long are your rides?

    After this length of time, have you increased the length of your rides...?

    I have no problem for nearly an hour... by the time I have been riding for over an hour I am feeling a little numb... after an hour and a half I feel occasionally sore and numb...

    I do not get off during my rides and walk around, so if you do prolonged riding too, it is important to vary your position on bike, or stand on pedals and wriggle your hips on straight stretches...

    Trust you find a solution...


    Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying,
    "I will try again tomorrow".


 

 

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