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  1. #1
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    Glad you were okay. I had my share of clipless pedal falls when I first started but have not fallen since the first 2 months.

    Your post reminded me that I dreamed about falling over this morning- riding through a group of people who were standing around and taking pictures of each other for some kind of event (graduation or wedding). They were in the way and I slowed down to avoid hitting them, and just couldn't get my foot free. At least in the dream the fall was kind of slow motion, and I fell down gently and neither of us (bike or me) was hurt.
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    I won't mention any names but a super seasoned racer chick on here fell with her bike in front of a lot of us uncoordinated and beginning riders. She wasn't hurt but it struck me very funny because she's the last person I would have ever dreamed could just topple over.
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    Falling over does keep one humble few years back, I toppled at a packed intersection, still not 100 percent sure what I did, I just laid there laughing like a crazy woman, felt like the keystone cops. Glad you didn't bend you wheel, that would have really been bad
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  4. #4
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    Again, no names. The woman who taught my group at the mountain bike clinic - who is awesome BTW - had a clipless fall in the parking lot when she was showing us something. She wasn't happy with herself, but it just goes to show that everyone can be subject to a clipless fall, not just beginners.

    Very glad you and your wheel is fine!

 

 

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