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  1. #22
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    Apparently some BMX riders use the Five Tens with BMX pedals and their feet stay in place, I think the pins kind of dig into the soles if I understand what is going on and you can actually pull up on the pedals.

    The saddle height on my Jams is currently lower than it should be - right now it is important that I be able to get my feet to the ground quickly Eventually I will need a different stem as I get more experienced/comfortable and spend more time on the bike. I require a short reach as well, which is one of the reasons my Jamis is a size smaller than probably someone else with my measurements would order. My fitter and I worked it out though.

    So far the different position isn't bothering my hands, but it isn't like I am spending long periods of time on the bike without stopping, falling, something The problem is the reach - with the larger sizes the TT is much, much too long for me... Thankfully my hand position on mountain bars doesn't automatically cause pain like it does on road bars...and I am probably stronger than I was a year ago.
    Last edited by Catrin; 06-17-2011 at 10:23 AM.

 

 

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