Howdy!
do a search for "ITB" or "iliotibial band". There have been a few threads, and it sounds like that's what you're dealing with.
Probably not related to saddle height, more likely it's an imbalance you deal with all the time, but which is more noticeable on the bike.
Pretty common for those of us with "real" hips. (men don't have real hips...)
Edit: I should've said "not caused by saddle height". Thanks, songlady. I lowered my seat to make mine better, too. Still got ITB issues, but I do what I can to minimize them.
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07-15-2006, 06:23 PM #2
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