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Posted: 07/15/10 07:51 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS Violationi've been doing a lot lately and can't tell if it's bad for the knees. my knees seem a little worked after a ride.
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Posted: 07/15/10 08:07 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS ViolationLess impact than running; you're not striking concrete/asphalt with each downward motion. Congrats on the exercising, too.
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Posted: 07/15/10 08:11 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS Violationdon't patronize me
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Posted: 07/15/10 08:25 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS ViolationNot patronizing; I'm envious you have the time to go biking right now. Lord knows I'd rather be doing that than essays and MBE qs.
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Posted: 07/15/10 08:39 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS ViolationIt isn't too bad if you are fitted properly. A good starting point is going to a bike store and having them do it, but I found that using just what the bike store did was still resulting in some soreness. I made some tweaks of my own, and now don't have any problems.
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Posted: 07/16/10 01:03 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS Violationit can be bad for your knees if the seat is too low. your knees should never go above your hips.
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Posted: 07/17/10 01:05 AM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS ViolationHow do you think the poor bike feels, a-hole?
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Posted: 07/19/10 03:29 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS Violationtry adjusting the height of the seat. it will change the straing on your knee to some extent.
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Posted: 07/19/10 04:03 PM Flag: Best-Of Helpful NSFW Spam TOS ViolationOr better yet, he should just take the seat off.
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