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    Quote Originally Posted by Melalvai View Post
    Is your saddle high enough? If it was a saddle height issue I'd think it'd go away after 9 days off the bike. Front of the knee hurting is the classic indication that your saddle is too low. My entirely inexpert opinion is stay off the bike and walk a lot (where "a lot" is determined by what is comfortable, don't injure it worse by walking too much).
    I was professionally fit and I've been riding all spring/summer and just experienced this recently. If my saddle was too low, wouldn't this issue have come up earlier?
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    Check your cleat bolts?
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  3. #3
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    Something has changed...

    Check your seat height (did you write down your measurements after your fitting?). You never know, after all those miles, your seatpost may have slipped.



    Quote Originally Posted by Zippinalong View Post
    I was professionally fit and I've been riding all spring/summer and just experienced this recently. If my saddle was too low, wouldn't this issue have come up earlier?

 

 

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