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  1. #16
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    The human body is not able to note every change that it's undergoing so there could very well be noticeable difference, but the human body just isn't fine tuned for every change to note.

    Maybe this is just one of those things where the body looses ...

    There are tons of opinions on this and too many times is a scientific one and power related.

    The other side is that the longer you go the more difficult it gets to keep spinning high or it becomes less natural. This is one thing that is most times overlooked. And there is the issue for the pressure on the knees.

    So bottom-line, wil you notice it, probably not, will it have an effect on riding-style or knees, it could be.

  2. #17
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    Jul 2008
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    Chicago suburbs
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    Well, it turns out that I ended up getting my new Cannondale Synapse Carbon Fem 3 afterall. I will be keeping my old Trek 2100 WSD triple "as is", since this bike will serve as my "backup/beater" bike. But thanks to everyone who commented and offered opinions.

    Linda

 

 

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