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    Quote Originally Posted by salsabike View Post
    Awsmile, here in Seattle there are several bike fitters who are PTs. I would think a PT bike fitter could be very helpful to you.
    Yeah, we do have several with that skill set in the PNW. But she's in Western PA? Yes, I would look for a bike fitter that's also a PT.

    Quote Originally Posted by Awsmile View Post
    I don't have much pain in that knee when I ride, but discomfort behind the knee which is directly proportional to how hard I'm cranking. And in Western PA, you don't ride more than a quarter mile without a good-sized hill to climb. Any thoughts? Thanks!
    I agree you may be advised to crank less hard. Not climb less but gear down to more of a sit and spin. I agree with Murien to have your PT look at the gearing.
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