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Yeah, I had a vein pop into a vericose vein on a 30 mile ride once. Damn that hurt.Also, numb junk and varicose veins.
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I loved riding. It used to take 20 miles for the numbness to hit my hands and junk. Now it sets in within a mile. I've tried changing seats, seat angle and stem height. Nada.Yeah, I had a vein pop into a vericose vein on a 30 mile ride once. Damn that hurt.
Yep. Lotta hours.I stopped riding after my daughter was born. In order to maintain my road riding, I had to keep my mileage up, and that was just too difficult with life.
Nice bikes.If anybody near Pdx wants a nice cannondale mountain bike let me know. I have like 9 of them now and need to move some on. These are the older made in USA full suspension ones.
15 miles in and you're really just getting warmed up on a road bike. Especially if you're trying to do 50+ rides on the weekends.My wife tells me you dont have to go20-30 miles every time. You can just go 5. I look at her like shes crazy.
No numb junk thanks.
I'm not near PDX, but feel free to PM me with your list. I ride XL MTBs and 60-62cm road frames.If anybody near Pdx wants a nice cannondale mountain bike let me know. I have like 9 of them now and need to move some on. These are the older made in USA full suspension ones.
I prefer gas shok forks and a solid rear frame. You don't lose power while cranking, and rough terrain is easier with the front suspensionNice bikes.
Funny, when I bought my first entry level (ie cheap) mountain bike with full suspension, I thought it would be good for commuting and road riding. What a learning experience. Overcoming the shock absorption made me expend twice the energy as a non suspended bike..especially uphill. That bike lasted a month then went into the dumpster.
Yeah I'd agree as long as the front forks allow lockingI prefer gas shok forks and a solid rear frame. You don't lose power while cranking, and rough terrain is easier with the front suspension
Recumbent?I loved riding. It used to take 20 miles for the numbness to hit my hands and junk. Now it sets in within a mile. I've tried changing seats, seat angle and stem height. Nada.
Those aren't legs, they're loaves of sourdough bread….Also, numb junk and varicose veins.
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