I get sore knees like that when my seat is too far forward, but it doesn't happen suddenly. Hope you find the problem.![]()
I get sore knees like that when my seat is too far forward, but it doesn't happen suddenly. Hope you find the problem.![]()
Holly
2012 Co-Motion Rohloff Cascadia
2011 Thorn Raven Tour
1996 Trek 2120
Bike Friday NWT #784
SatRday (Bike Friday 'bent) #6111
1986 Cannondale
Thanks all for your kind suggestions. You may be right about the seat. I think I'll take the bike back to the LBS and have them recheck everything (I never did mark the original placement so bad on me). I do have clips so maybe an adjustment needs to be made there too.
Ok, will call the Ortho today and start from there.
Last edited by Zippinalong; 09-07-2011 at 04:48 AM. Reason: clarification
2009 Fuji Finest RC - Dark Blue.
Most fitters will mark your bike in case that anything anything moves you can see it.
I'll take a look and see if I see anything. Good suggestion.....
2009 Fuji Finest RC - Dark Blue.
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it also could be something as simple as needing to strengthen your quads and working on your pedal stroke. A simple isometric quad exercise - stand with your feet shoulder length apart, lift one foot of the ground, bending the knee 90 degrees. keep other foot flat on the ground, do gentle knee bends - not deep for 3 minutes, switch legs and repeat.
for balance touch the wall with 1 finger - do not lean on the wall just use it for balance. It took me awhile to work up to 3 minutes per leg but it really helped my knees - this is an exercise I got from a PT and an ortho is not going to give you much advice and is just going to cost money.
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